For Argument III below, assuming that the argument is valid, analyze the structure of the argument by selecting what is the unstated statement, and determining what role the selected statement plays in the argument. Argument III. If you tell lies frequently, then you must remember not only what you have done but also what you said you have done. Therefore, if you tell lies frequently, your memory becomes burdened. Select the statement (or proposition) which makes the argument valid. Group of answer choices I tell lies. If you must remember what you have done and what you said you have done, then your memory becomes burdened. If you must remember what you have done and what you said you have done, then you will forget the lie. I feel guilty for lying because my mind is burdened