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11 Jul 2026, 07:18
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IMO - ANS is C -
Question asked us to evaluate if conc is correct or not ?
Conc - "Heavy daily screen contributes to vision impairment"
So if we get any other reason other than screen time we get some confidence that this is true or not.
Option C - Directly says if we have any other reason habit to cause this if yes then our conc is wrong if no then our conc is right so this is answer choice that I feel is correct.
Why other options wrong in my view -
A - if highest pressure then they already have issues that doesn't proof anything on screen time is causing this issue or not Irrelevant in my view.
B - its says can we say pressure is reliable parameter if not the reliable then also our conc is on heavy usage of screen so this related in some sense but not that convincing for me.
D - It says any exception where pressure is increased but screen time is less - so this can be happen but if any or any exception it won't help for generic conculsion.
E - So again it is similar to option B, here it says eye vision doesn't have any significant value - similar to B option unreliable parameter but it doesn't attack our conc which is based on heavy usage of screen and pressure issue logic is premise so we need to find any option choice that says screen time is not the issue or it is the issue.
Option C says the same to evaluate - it says any other cause other than screen time? so it is correct ans in my view
Thanks!
Question asked us to evaluate if conc is correct or not ?
Conc - "Heavy daily screen contributes to vision impairment"
So if we get any other reason other than screen time we get some confidence that this is true or not.
Option C - Directly says if we have any other reason habit to cause this if yes then our conc is wrong if no then our conc is right so this is answer choice that I feel is correct.
Why other options wrong in my view -
A - if highest pressure then they already have issues that doesn't proof anything on screen time is causing this issue or not Irrelevant in my view.
B - its says can we say pressure is reliable parameter if not the reliable then also our conc is on heavy usage of screen so this related in some sense but not that convincing for me.
D - It says any exception where pressure is increased but screen time is less - so this can be happen but if any or any exception it won't help for generic conculsion.
E - So again it is similar to option B, here it says eye vision doesn't have any significant value - similar to B option unreliable parameter but it doesn't attack our conc which is based on heavy usage of screen and pressure issue logic is premise so we need to find any option choice that says screen time is not the issue or it is the issue.
Option C says the same to evaluate - it says any other cause other than screen time? so it is correct ans in my view
Thanks!
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11 Jul 2026, 07:25
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C. the whole argument is screen use which leads to higher eye pressure which is vision problems. but heavy screen use teens probably share other habits too (less sleep, less outdoor time, whatever) that could be the actual cause of the pressure increase, not the screens themselves. if we knew whether those other habits also cause the pressure spike, we'd know if screens are really the culprit or just riding along with something else.
D doesn't matter much either way, some low-screen-use teens having increased pressure doesn't break the correlation they found. E is about a gap between pressure and impairment but the question is about the evidence for screens causing the pressure increase in the first place, so C hits the actual weak point better.
D doesn't matter much either way, some low-screen-use teens having increased pressure doesn't break the correlation they found. E is about a gap between pressure and impairment but the question is about the evidence for screens causing the pressure increase in the first place, so C hits the actual weak point better.
Bunuel
11 Jul 2026, 07:28
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Premise : screen time >6 hours/day leads to elevated IOP , which can contribute to vision impairment
Conclusion: Heavy daily screen use contributes to vision impairment
logical gap/ assumption could be: there is no other way in heavy screen users to contribute vision impairment
lets evaluate options:
A- If most had already had elevated IOP, these can be caused by different factors not necessarily by heavy screen time. Incorrect
B-even if IOP is not reliable indicator still conclusion can be valid. Incorrect
C- This is correct because it is telling an alternative reason that can cause IOP increase more quickly. Correct
D-It is just telling that teenagers with less screen time can also have increased IOP. Incorrect
E-completely irrelevant because it is extreme and argument does not say that only elevated IOP can cause vision impairment. Incorrect
Conclusion: Heavy daily screen use contributes to vision impairment
logical gap/ assumption could be: there is no other way in heavy screen users to contribute vision impairment
lets evaluate options:
A- If most had already had elevated IOP, these can be caused by different factors not necessarily by heavy screen time. Incorrect
B-even if IOP is not reliable indicator still conclusion can be valid. Incorrect
C- This is correct because it is telling an alternative reason that can cause IOP increase more quickly. Correct
D-It is just telling that teenagers with less screen time can also have increased IOP. Incorrect
E-completely irrelevant because it is extreme and argument does not say that only elevated IOP can cause vision impairment. Incorrect
Bunuel
