sayan640 wrote:
C should be the answer.
The conclusion is "work breaks ( can be any sort I.e going for a tea break or surfing internet etc ) are rejuvenating .
The premise cited is :- One example where the workers browsing internet proved more productive than the workers who abstained from internet.
Option C strengthens by saying that the workers who abstained from internet not just stayed away from the internet but dint indulge in too many other forms of breaks also. They took far fewer breaks. And eventually they proved less productive. Hence the conclusion i.e "work breaks are helpful in increasing productivity and rejuvenating " gets strengthened.
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As you mentioned "And eventually they proved less productive", how are you concluding that eventially they proved less productive. Option 'C' no where talks about the impact of productvity of the breaks so I am not sure how it is strenthening the argument.
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