Asked by AMNA FATHIMA POTTACHOLA · HAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Answer: B. A study at a different company showed that afternoon breaks without movement do not increase productivity.
• The argument claims that physical movement is the cause of the productivity boost.
• Option B rules out an alternative explanation: it proves that simply taking a break isn't what causes the boost; it must be the movement itself. This directly supports the causal link.
• Option C actually weakens the argument by suggesting a reverse cause (they walk because they are already productive/efficient).
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