Passage Summary: Mario and Lucy are debating the definition of an 'autonomous discipline.' Mario thinks a field needs its own exclusive topics to be independent, while Lucy believes independence comes from having a unique way of investigating topics, regardless of whether those topics are shared.

Reasoning: Mario claims autonomy requires a unique domain of inquiry; Lucy claims it requires a unique methodology and rejects Mario's exclusion of cognitive science.

Analysis: Apply the 'Agree/Disagree' test to find the point of contention. Mario explicitly states that a unique domain of inquiry is a requirement for autonomy, whereas Lucy explicitly rejects this, favoring methodology instead. They also clearly disagree on the status of cognitive science itself. Look for an answer choice that presents a statement where Mario would say 'True' and Lucy would say 'False' (or vice versa), specifically regarding the necessary conditions for a discipline's autonomy.