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Verbal Quiz - Claims / Hypotheses / Arguments

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1. Dr. Maria Sanchez, a pediatrician specializing in children's sleep disorders, has been advocating for healthier sleep habits among school-aged children. She believes that adjusting school start times to later in the morning could have a positive impact on students' cognitive performance, overall mood, and tiredness levels throughout the day. In her research, Dr. Sanchez compared two schools that implemented delayed school start times to a control group of schools that maintained their traditional early start times, and monitored the students' performance and well-being over a year. Which finding, if true, would most directly support Dr. Sanchez's belief?

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2. Dr. Alice Mitchell, a public health expert, has conducted a study to examine the effectiveness of community-based intervention programs in reducing obesity rates among urban adolescents. Dr. Mitchell believes that implementing comprehensive programs that emphasize the importance of healthy eating habits, regular physical activity, and family involvement could have a positive impact on reducing obesity rates in this population. To test her hypothesis, Dr. Mitchell compared the outcomes of adolescents participating in a comprehensive community-based intervention program, including nutrition education, physical fitness classes, and family support, with the outcomes of those enrolled in a standard after-school program that did not focus specifically on obesity prevention. Which finding, if true, would most directly support Dr. Mitchell's hypothesis?

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3. Dr. Alice Clarke, a developmental psychologist, argues that children who are exposed to music education at a young age develop stronger language, cognitive, and social-emotional skills than their peers who do not receive music education. In her study, Dr. Clarke investigated the academic performance and social-emotional development of children who participated in a school-based music education program compared to a control group of children who attended the same school without participating in the music program. Which finding, if true, would most directly support Dr. Clarke's claimn?

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4. Dylan Education, a leading educational institution, has implemented a program that prioritizes recruiting teachers who received high scores on standardized tests and graduated from highly-ranked colleges. Dylan Education believes that hiring such teachers will result in improved student performance. Which finding, if true, would most directly support Dylan Education's belief?

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5. Child psychologists often emphasize the importance of play in early childhood development, stating that play fosters creativity, social skills, and cognitive development. One recent study suggested that incorporating play into structured learning environments, such as preschools, could boost children's academic achievements. Which finding, if true, would most directly support the idea of incorporating play into structured learning environments?

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