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Question 36: Which of the following best summarizes the main content of the second paragraph? A. Scientific studies confirm that social rewa...

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Question 36: Which of the following best summarizes the main content of the second paragraph?

A. Scientific studies confirm that social rewards like digital likes are much more addictive to the human brain than physical rewards such as money or food.

B. Frequent social media use triggers neurological shifts in developing brains, leading to a need for higher stimulation and an inability to cope with boredom.

C. Research from major universities has proved that the striatum is the only part of the brain that remains active when teenagers are habitually checking their phones.

D. Developing a tolerance to dopamine is a temporary condition that usually disappears once teenagers reach adulthood and start focusing on quiet spaces for thought.

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