Conclusions and Decision Making

Logical conclusion-drawing and best-decision selection.

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Q1 · Conclusions and Decision Making · EASY
Statement: In a locality, there has been a sharp increase in the number of mobile phone thefts in the past three months. Courses of Action: I. The local police should increase patrolling in the area. II. Residents should be advised not to use mobile phones in public places. Which course of action should be followed?
Q2 · Conclusions and Decision Making · MEDIUM
Statement: A factory has received complaints from nearby residents about noise pollution during night shifts affecting their sleep and health. Courses of Action: I. The factory should install soundproofing measures to reduce noise levels. II. The factory should stop all night shift operations immediately. III. The local administration should conduct a noise level assessment and set permissible limits. Which combination of courses of action is most appropriate?
Q3 · Conclusions and Decision Making · HARD
Statement: Despite repeated awareness campaigns, the number of accidents at an unmanned railway crossing has not decreased. Assumptions: I. People are not taking the awareness campaigns seriously. II. The unmanned crossing should be converted to a manned crossing or an overbridge should be constructed. III. Accidents at railway crossings cannot be prevented. Conclusion: The railway authorities should consider infrastructural changes at the crossing. Which assumptions make the conclusion valid?
Q4 · Conclusions and Decision Making · MEDIUM
Statement: The railway authorities have decided to increase the frequency of local trains during peak hours. Conclusions: I. More passengers travel during peak hours. II. The railway wants to reduce overcrowding.
Q5 · Conclusions and Decision Making · HARD
Statement: All railway stations should be equipped with modern safety devices. Conclusions: I. Railway accidents are increasing. II. Modern safety devices help prevent accidents.