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notsponge [240]
2 years ago
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Which statement most clearly links the evidence and conclusion for an argument about the socially damaging effects of social net

works? A) Unless social networking sites give people a false sense of connection with strangers, their real relationships are hindered. B) Social networking sites give people a false sense of connection with strangers while actually hindering their real relationships. C) Social networking sites give people a false sense of connection with strangers but rarely hinder their real relationships. D) If only social networking sites would give people a false sense of connection with strangers, then their real relationships would actually be hindered.
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crimeas [40]2 years ago
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Answer: B) Social networking sites give people a false sense of connection with strangers while actually hindering their real relationships.

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