medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning

Researcher A: The data suggests that increased screen time leads to shorter attention spans in adolescents. Researcher B: That can't be right. Adolescents today consume more information through screens than any previous generation. The increased volume of information actually trains the brain to process data faster.

Researchers A and B disagree about whether

  1. greater screen time harms adolescents' attention spans.
  2. today’s adolescents absorb more information overall.
  3. teens in general should be urged to cut their screen time.
  4. the human brain can be trained to process new information faster.
  5. the attention-span studies were properly designed and conducted.

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