Some health care workers don't make much money; and some people who don't make much money have to work a second job. So, some health care workers have to work a second job. But health care workers should be paid better if some of them have a second job. Which means health care workers should be paid better, since some of them do have a second job. Don't you think it follows?
No
HINT: An Inductive Generalization supports a generalization about a group by referring to a sample of that group. This italicized argument's conclusion is not a generalization, and its premises do not refer to a sample of the group addressed by the conclusion.
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