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Recent studies have shown an increase in sugar and glucose consumption in the brain after short term use of an activated cell phone. Despite these findings, researchers believe that cell phone usage poses no meaningful health risk.
Which of the following, if true, would most support the researchers’ position?
A. An increase in sugar and glucose consumption does not necessarily imply anything more than an increase in brain activity.
B. Some victims of neurological damage also show increased sugar and glucose consumption in the brain.
C. Any link between cell phone use and brain damage remains unclear.
D. No researchers were involved in using the phones in the study themselves.
E. The studies also found that subjects used an activated cell phone were less able to multitask than subjects not using an activated cell phone.
Which of the following, if true, would most support the researchers’ position?
A. An increase in sugar and glucose consumption does not necessarily imply anything more than an increase in brain activity.
B. Some victims of neurological damage also show increased sugar and glucose consumption in the brain.
C. Any link between cell phone use and brain damage remains unclear.
D. No researchers were involved in using the phones in the study themselves.
E. The studies also found that subjects used an activated cell phone were less able to multitask than subjects not using an activated cell phone.
07 Apr 2022, 07:26
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Recent studies have shown an increase in sugar and glucose consumption in the brain after short term use of an activated cell phone. Despite these findings, researchers believe that cell phone usage poses no meaningful health risk.
Which of the following, if true, would most support the researchers’ position?
A. An increase in sugar and glucose consumption does not necessarily imply anything more than an increase in brain activity. Correct
so, sugar and glucose consumption in the brain after short term use of an activated cell phone is not a sign of health risk
B. Some victims of neurological damage also show increased sugar and glucose consumption in the brain. Incorrect
against researchers argument
C. Any link between cell phone use and brain damage remains unclear.Incorrect
this support researchers argument but A is better
D. No researchers were involved in using the phones in the study themselves. Incorrect
irrelevant
E. The studies also found that subjects used an activated cell phone were less able to multitask than subjects not using an activated cell phone. Incorrect
irrlevant
Which of the following, if true, would most support the researchers’ position?
A. An increase in sugar and glucose consumption does not necessarily imply anything more than an increase in brain activity. Correct
so, sugar and glucose consumption in the brain after short term use of an activated cell phone is not a sign of health risk
B. Some victims of neurological damage also show increased sugar and glucose consumption in the brain. Incorrect
against researchers argument
C. Any link between cell phone use and brain damage remains unclear.Incorrect
this support researchers argument but A is better
D. No researchers were involved in using the phones in the study themselves. Incorrect
irrelevant
E. The studies also found that subjects used an activated cell phone were less able to multitask than subjects not using an activated cell phone. Incorrect
irrlevant
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