Not because the statement is too general, but because it's stated as a given. Remember in an argument the premises are always just assumed to be true, whereas the conclusion needs to be reached based on the truth of those premises. Since answer choice (A) restates the first sentence and the first s...

Putting the answer choices aside for a moment, the researcher's reasoning struck me as flawed when I read it because she hasn't provided any evidence of a casual relationship between eating the tropical fruits (maybe having atypical Parkinson's causes one to have cravings for the tropical fruit -- ...