Unplugging a peripheral component such as a "mouse" from a personal computer renders all of the software programs that require that component unusable on that computer. On Fred' s personal computer, a software program that requires a mouse has become unusable. So it must be that the mouse for Fred' s computer became unplugged. The argument is most vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms? ['It attempts to support its conclusion by citing a generalization that is too broad.', 'It overlooks the possibility that some programs do not require a peripheral component such as a mouse.', 'It introduces information unrelated to its conclusion as evidence in support of that conclusion.', 'It treats an event that can cause a certain result as though that event is necessary to bring about that result.']