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I'd go with C on this one. Harry misinterpreted Marks comments as, only fighter pilots suffered, and that Fatigue is psychological. Otherwise, why would he give an example of psychological reaction?
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OA: B
C cannot satisfy the required conditions because there is nothing in the statement to suggest a disagreement about the nature of battle fatigue
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I initially chose B, then changed my mind.

Harry's response appeared to address acute psychological reactions to wartime experiences. So, I figured that the answer had to address more than fatigue. I think I totally missed the point on this question.

Could anyone go through their reasoning on the other answer choices (C is already explained)? Thanks!
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I initially chose B, then changed my mind.

Harry's response appeared to address acute psychological reactions to wartime experiences. So, I figured that the answer had to address more than fatigue. I think I totally missed the point on this question.

Could anyone go through their reasoning on the other answer choices (C is already explained)? Thanks!

The question in this example requires careful reading. It asks you what Harry presumes Mark meant. Answer option A and D cannot satisfy the required conditions because they compare such items as the likelihood of battle fatigue and differences in job stress. Nothing in the statement suggests such comparisons. E cannot satisfy the required conditions because it is Harry's position, not Harry's interpretation of Mark's position.



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