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Some have suggested a correlation between not wearing polished shoes and being lethargic - that those who don't polish their shoes are generally lethargic than those who do. This, however, is not the case. I work at the employment exchange and the majority of the applicants have polished shoes.

Which of the following assumptions is made by the author of the argument?

Lethargy and polished shoes are learned behaviours.
People with polished shoes are never unemployed.
Lethargy has its origins in an individual's family background.
People who apply for employment at the employment exchange are lethargic.

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