Sparva, unlike Treland’s other provinces, requires automobile insurers to pay for any medical treatment sought by someone who has been involved in an accident; in the other provinces, insurers pay for nonemergency treatment only if they preapprove the treatment. Clearly, Sparva’s less restrictive policy must be the explanation for the fact that altogether insurers there pay for far more treatments after accidents than insurers in other provinces, even though Sparva does not have the largest population.
Type- strengthen
Conclusion- Sparva’s less restrictive policy must be the explanation for the fact that altogether insurers there pay for far more treatments after accidents than insurers in other provinces, even though Sparva does not have the largest population.
A. Car insurance costs more in Sparva than in any other province.- Irrelevant, the car insurance costs is not relevant
B. The cost of medical care in Sparva is higher than the national average.- incorrect, this weakens the claim as it provides an alternate cause for insurers paying for far more treatments after accidents than insurers in other provinces.
C. Different insurance companies have different standards for determining what constitutes emergency treatment.- irrelevant
D. Fewer insurance companies operate in Sparva than in any other province.- irrelevant
E. There are fewer traffic accidents annually in Sparva than in any of the provinces of comparable or greater population.- Correct
One possible cause for far more treatments is a greater number traffic accidents in Sparva. But if there are fewer traffic accidents, then it strengthens our belief that Sparva's less restrictive policy is responsible.
Answer E
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