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Consider the following argument: 'While some critics argue that digital textbooks decrease student focus, recent studies show that interactive media actually improves retention. Since higher retention leads to better test scores, school districts should continue to transition from paper to digital formats.'

Identify the conclusion of the argument.

  1. Higher levels of retention, in turn, lead directly to better overall student test scores.
  2. Interactive media is the only factor that improves students' test scores.
  3. Interactive digital media meaningfully improves student retention.
  4. Digital textbooks noticeably decrease overall student focus.
  5. School districts should continue to transition from paper to digital formats.

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