The answer is C.
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We are told of a factor (viewers give shows with same rating very different quality marks), and then of a conclusion (advertisers should target the quality shows more), which doesn't automatically derive from this factor (who said that quality translates into sales?). The assumption must be that this factor leads to this conclusion: C. Television viewers more frequently remember the sponsors
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approach, as it is all about causation.We are told of a factor (viewers give shows with same rating very different quality marks), and then of a conclusion (advertisers should target the quality shows more), which doesn't automatically derive from this factor (who said that quality translates into sales?). The assumption must be that this factor leads to this conclusion: C. Television viewers more frequently remember the sponsors
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