Question Type:
ID the Conclusion
Stimulus Breakdown:
A couple studies were done. From this, a recommendation is concluded.
Answer Anticipation:
The results of studies are almost always premises, and the "then" in the last statement is used in a concluding sense. Additionally, recommendations are usually conclusions, so let's find that last line as an answer.
Correct answer:
(C)
Answer choice analysis:
(A) Inverse. This answer choice flips the conclusion around, making the time frame and length sufficient for the maximally productive meeting instead of necessary ("nees to have").
(B) The study is a premise.
(C) Bingo. The "needs" in the conclusion indicates what is necessary, just like the "only if" here.
(D) Study? Premise.
(E) Study? Premise.
Takeaway/Pattern:
If the conclusion in an ID the Conclusion question is a conditional, watch out for illegal reversals and negations!
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