Read the selection and answer the question that follows.
When students hear the words "dress code," they immediately get all riled up, and rightly so. A uniform dress code inhibits students' creativity by depriving them of the choice to express themselves through clothing styles. It is ridiculous that school administrators would impose such standards on students. People who are in favor of uniforms just want to squelch our creativity and make everyone conform. How can administrators say that they care about the students when they won't let us make our own choices? In my former school, students were forced to wear uniforms, and everyone hated it. The dress code really made everyone look the same, like a bunch of cookie-cutter students. We are not all the same; we have different personalities, and we should be allowed to express ourselves through our clothing. There are no good reasons to implement a uniform dress code. Every student at this school agrees that uniforms are a bad idea.
What type of evidence should the author add to support his argument?
Answers-
emotional appeal
a stereotype
a quotation from a student
a researched fact
a categorical claim