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
- greater screen time harms adolescents' attention spans.
- today's adolescents take in more information than earlier generations did.
- adolescents ought to be urged to cut back on their screen time.
- the human brain can be trained to process information more quickly.
- the studies measuring adolescent attention spans were conducted properly.
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