A gallery prohibits the use of photographs of its artworks in digital publications. They believe this policy is essential to maintain the allure of visiting the gallery in person. What assumption underlies this conclusion?

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If individuals view digital images of the gallery's artworks, they may lose interest in visiting the gallery in person.

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The gallery offers prints of its artworks for sale, which contributes significantly to its revenue.

Digital images can be easily shared and reproduced by others without permission.

The resolution of online images does not meet the gallery's quality standards.

Photographing artworks can potentially harm them by causing deterioration.

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The gallery's conclusion that prohibiting photographs is necessary to maintain in-person visits relies on the assumption that if individuals view digital images of the artworks, they…

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Whether you can identify the unstated assumption a critical-reasoning argument depends on.

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