Psychologist Dr. Marcus Thorne and his team investigated how natural light in workspaces affects employee productivity. Thorne hypothesized that employees working in offices with large windows receive more natural light and, as a result, complete their daily tasks faster than employees working in offices with only artificial lighting. Which choice, if true, would most directly support Thorne's hypothesis?
- Employees in offices with large windows completed their tasks, on average, thirty minutes faster per day than those in windowless offices.Cevap
- BEmployees in offices with large windows reported higher levels of overall job satisfaction than those in offices with artificial lighting.
- COffice buildings constructed with large windows are generally more energy-efficient than buildings that rely entirely on artificial lights.
- DEmployees working under artificial lighting reported that they preferred working near windows even if it did not change their productivity.
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Employees in offices with large windows completed their tasks, on average, thirty minutes faster per day than those in windowless offices.
The correct answer directly supports Thorne's hypothesis by showing a measurable increase in the speed of task completion (thirty minutes faster per day) for employees working in offices with large windows compared to those in offices without windows.
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Identifying textual evidence that supports a specific hypothesis.
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