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by CITI29 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 1:02 pm
It is well known that human tears often serve to
moisten the eye, protect it from infection, and wash
away irritants; such tears are called irritant or reflex
tears. Dr. Field hypothesizes that emotional tears
have a different biological function. She suggests that
by shedding tears when under emotional stress people
excrete harmful chemicals that build up in such body
fluids as blood serum during emotional stress.

Each of the following, if true, provides some support
for Dr. Field’s hypothesis EXCEPT:
(A) The people most likely to cry when undergoing
emotional stress are less likely to suffer from stressrelated
diseases than is the population at large.
(B) If a local anesthetic is applied to the surface of
the eye, irritant and reflex tears are inhibited, but
emotional tears are not.
(C) The chemical composition of tears that are
induced by grit in the eye is identical to the
composition of tears induced by emotional Stress.
(D) The concentration of a substance that the body
produces only under conditions of emotional Stress is
thirty times greater in tears than in blood serum.
(E) Patients who suffer from a condition that pre
secretion of tears display a slower than normal
physiological recovery from emotional stress.

ans : 'c'..cldnt understand, pls explain
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by NSNguyen » Fri Jul 11, 2008 9:37 pm
C weakens the premise in the passage that compositon of tear to wash and protect eyes from irritant differ from that of tear to release emotional pressure.
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by newera » Sat Jul 12, 2008 5:48 pm
C.

Hypothesis: Emotional tears are different than ordinary tears because they contain harmful stress related CHEMICALS. If this is true, technically, the chemical makeup of normal tears v emotional tears should be different. Because normal tears shouldn't contain this stress related chemical.

C suggests that both tears are identical. This weakens the scientist's hypothesis.
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by peter.p.81 » Wed May 11, 2016 12:42 am
I am leaning more towards C, but I'm not sure about it.
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