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carpal tunnel syndrome

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by quintalvarkey » Sun Aug 16, 2009 7:49 am
Dear All,

Pls discuss the following question.

Doctor: Research shows that adolescents who play video games on a regular basis are three times as likely to develop carpal tunnel syndrome as are adolescents who do not play video games. Federal legislation that prohibits the sale of video games to minors would help curb this painful wrist condition among adolescents.

The doctor’s conclusion depends on which of the following assumptions?

1 . The majority of federal legislators would vote for a bill that prohibits the sale of video games to minors.
2 . Not all adolescents who play video games on a regular basis suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome.
3 . Playing video games is the only way an adolescent can develop carpal tunnel syndrome.
4 . Most parents would refuse to purchase video games for their adolescent children.
5 . The regular playing of video games by adolescents does not produce such beneficial effects as better hand-eye coordination and improved reaction time.

OA: D

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Source: — Critical Reasoning |

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by enniguy » Sun Aug 16, 2009 9:16 am
Answer is D.

Goal is to "forbid" minors from playing video games. This, "prohibits the sale of video games to minors", would work only if D works.
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by mmslf75 » Sat Jan 02, 2010 12:13 am
quintalvarkey wrote:Dear All,

Pls discuss the following question.

Doctor: Research shows that adolescents who play video games on a regular basis are three times as likely to develop carpal tunnel syndrome as are adolescents who do not play video games. Federal legislation that prohibits the sale of video games to minors would help curb this painful wrist condition among adolescents.

The doctor?s conclusion depends on which of the following assumptions?

1 . The majority of federal legislators would vote for a bill that prohibits the sale of video games to minors.
2 . Not all adolescents who play video games on a regular basis suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome.
3 . Playing video games is the only way an adolescent can develop carpal tunnel syndrome.
4 . Most parents would refuse to purchase video games for their adolescent children.
5 . The regular playing of video games by adolescents does not produce such beneficial effects as better hand-eye coordination and improved reaction time.

OA: D

~ Thanks,
V.
Fail to gather why C cannot be the answer..!!
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by Testluv » Sat Jan 02, 2010 9:16 pm
I've discussed this question twice. Once here: https://www.beatthegmat.com/federal-legi ... 46877.html (in fact, this was my very first post!)

And I discussed why choice C is wrong right here: https://www.beatthegmat.com/mgmat-test-cr-t47007.html
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