Two groups of laboratory mice were injected with cancerous cells. One group's cages were rotated in a disorienting manner. Two-thirds of these mice developed cancers. One-tenth of the mice in stationary cages developed cancers. The researchers concluded that stress enhances the development of cancer in laboratory mice.
The researchers' conclusion logically depends on which of the following assumptions?
(a) Rotating the cages in a disorienting manner produced stress in the mice in those cages.
(b) The injections given to the two groups of mice were not of equal strength.
(c) Injecting the mice with cancerous cells caused stress in the mice.
(d) Even without the injections the mice in the rotated cages would have developed cancers.
(e) Even the rotation of cages in a manner that is not disorienting is likely to produce stress in mice in those cages.
OA IS A IF A is taken as the answer , then how will one address the issue of 1/10th of the mice in stationary cages to develop cancers using A as option
The researchers' conclusion logically depends on which of the following assumptions?
(a) Rotating the cages in a disorienting manner produced stress in the mice in those cages.
(b) The injections given to the two groups of mice were not of equal strength.
(c) Injecting the mice with cancerous cells caused stress in the mice.
(d) Even without the injections the mice in the rotated cages would have developed cancers.
(e) Even the rotation of cages in a manner that is not disorienting is likely to produce stress in mice in those cages.
OA IS A IF A is taken as the answer , then how will one address the issue of 1/10th of the mice in stationary cages to develop cancers using A as option
