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08 Apr 2026, 19:00
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Medical article: Detailed psychological interviews with hundreds of physicians have shown that those who rated their attitude towards patients highly also reported higher levels of job satisfaction. This finding suggests that a better attitude towards patients helps physicians avoid circumstances that can lower job satisfaction.
In evaluating how strong the article’s argument is, it would be most useful to know whether
A. physicians rate their attitude towards patients higher than a professional assessment from their superiors would
B. physicians’ assessment of their own attitude towards patients may be influenced by factors they are ignorant of
C. physicians’ rating of their attitude towards patients tends to fall for some time during interactions with uncooperative patients
D. low job satisfaction has a significant negative impact on physicians’ attitude towards patients
E. beyond a certain level, maintaining a good attitude towards patients tends to lower physicians’ job satisfaction
In evaluating how strong the article’s argument is, it would be most useful to know whether
A. physicians rate their attitude towards patients higher than a professional assessment from their superiors would
B. physicians’ assessment of their own attitude towards patients may be influenced by factors they are ignorant of
C. physicians’ rating of their attitude towards patients tends to fall for some time during interactions with uncooperative patients
D. low job satisfaction has a significant negative impact on physicians’ attitude towards patients
E. beyond a certain level, maintaining a good attitude towards patients tends to lower physicians’ job satisfaction
08 Apr 2026, 22:15
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This is an easy one.
Better attitude ---> avoids lower job satisfaction.
Inorder to evaluate, we can say what if, the reverse was true. ie., lower job satisfaction is a reason for physician attitude. If this was true, arguments falls.
But if it was not true then the argument holds.
Thus D.
Better attitude ---> avoids lower job satisfaction.
Inorder to evaluate, we can say what if, the reverse was true. ie., lower job satisfaction is a reason for physician attitude. If this was true, arguments falls.
But if it was not true then the argument holds.
Thus D.
08 Apr 2026, 22:57
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detailed reports showed that physicians who had higher attitude towards patient also had high job satisfaction.
conclusion- better attitude helps physicians avoid circumstances that can lower job satisfaction.
A. physicians rate their attitude towards patients higher than a professional assessment from their superiors would
this is not relevant. here the detailed report were presented so we are not concerned how individual would rate themselves.
B. physicians’ assessment of their own attitude towards patients may be influenced by factors they are ignorant of
yeah that is possibility but what factors? we dont kow. reject.
C. physicians’ rating of their attitude towards patients tends to fall for some time during interactions with uncooperative patients
irrelevant to the conclusion. reject.
D. low job satisfaction has a significant negative impact on physicians’ attitude towards patients
that means higher job satisfaction can lead to positive attitude. thats means its the other way around. if that was the case then conclusion falls down.
E. beyond a certain level, maintaining a good attitude towards patients tends to lower physicians’ job satisfaction
good to know but has no impact on the conclusion. reject.
conclusion- better attitude helps physicians avoid circumstances that can lower job satisfaction.
A. physicians rate their attitude towards patients higher than a professional assessment from their superiors would
this is not relevant. here the detailed report were presented so we are not concerned how individual would rate themselves.
B. physicians’ assessment of their own attitude towards patients may be influenced by factors they are ignorant of
yeah that is possibility but what factors? we dont kow. reject.
C. physicians’ rating of their attitude towards patients tends to fall for some time during interactions with uncooperative patients
irrelevant to the conclusion. reject.
D. low job satisfaction has a significant negative impact on physicians’ attitude towards patients
that means higher job satisfaction can lead to positive attitude. thats means its the other way around. if that was the case then conclusion falls down.
E. beyond a certain level, maintaining a good attitude towards patients tends to lower physicians’ job satisfaction
good to know but has no impact on the conclusion. reject.
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