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High Academic Achievers rarely do well professionally. The most common cause attributed to the lack of professional success of these high achievers is their risk-averse nature. KPM curriculum, the most popular high school curriculum embraced by students by choice, rewards choosing outcomes in which risk can be minimized. On the other hand, a newly proposed RSM curriculum rewards embracing uncertainties. The proponents of this conclusion are claiming that the introduction of this curriculum will increase the chances of professional success of high academic achievers.
Which of the following is most relevant in evaluating the proponents of RSM?
A. Whether high academic achievers have many curriculum choices today that reward embracing uncertainty.
B. Whether the inherent risk-averse nature of some high academic achievers will prevent them from embracing the RSM curriculum.
C. Whether the traits required to be professionally successful are identical to those taught in RSM curriculum.
D. Whether other students who are not academic achievers and are students of KPM do well professionally
E. Whether many high academic achievers, prior to embracing the KPM curriculum have risk taking traits that are in line with those imparted in the RSM curriculum.
Which of the following is most relevant in evaluating the proponents of RSM?
A. Whether high academic achievers have many curriculum choices today that reward embracing uncertainty.
B. Whether the inherent risk-averse nature of some high academic achievers will prevent them from embracing the RSM curriculum.
C. Whether the traits required to be professionally successful are identical to those taught in RSM curriculum.
D. Whether other students who are not academic achievers and are students of KPM do well professionally
E. Whether many high academic achievers, prior to embracing the KPM curriculum have risk taking traits that are in line with those imparted in the RSM curriculum.
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High Academic Achievers rarely do well professionally.
The most common cause is their risk-averse nature.
KPM that is embraced by students by choice, rewards minimizing risk.
RSM curriculum rewards embracing uncertainties.
Conclusion: the introduction of RSM will increase the chances of professional success of high academic achievers.
We know that students embrace KPM by choice. Will the introduction of RSM increase the chances of professional success? Well the chances could be increased in case students embrace RSM. Just introducing it will not be sufficient. So we need to evaluate whether students are likely to embrace RSM or not upon its introduction.
A. Whether high academic achievers have many curriculum choices today that reward embracing uncertainty.
We know that they choose KPM. If they already have the choice of other curricula that reward embracing uncertainty but they still choose KPM only, it is unlikely that introducing RSM will increase the chances of professional success because students may not embrace RSM. They havent embraced such current curricula.
B. Whether the inherent risk-averse nature of some high academic achievers will prevent them from embracing the RSM curriculum.
The big problem here is the use of 'some.' Even if some students do not embrace RSM, it doesn't mean anything about the general acceptance of RSM. RSM could still be embraced by many others and hence it may increase the chances of professional success.
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Hello, Snehakhaitan567. If you could list the source and provide an Official Explanation (OE), that would be great. I find myself doubting the integrity of the question. (I will refrain from discussing my doubts in case others want to comment.) On a related note, if "conclusion" in the last line of the passage is not a transcription error (for "curriculum"), then I have no idea what to make of the passage and question. Finally, a comma is missing between "curriculum" and "have" in answer choice (E).
Thank you for sharing. At the same time, not every question may be worthy of airtime. I have not yet made up my mind about this one.
- Andrew
Thank you for sharing. At the same time, not every question may be worthy of airtime. I have not yet made up my mind about this one.
- Andrew
