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Given is a statement followed by two arguments numbered I and II. Consider the statement and the following arguments and decide which of the arguments is/are strong?

Statement:

Are 21st century teenagers under stress?

Arguments:

I. Yes, teenagers’ perception is that are expected to be successful or good at everything. Failure has somehow gone from being viewed as a learning opportunity to being clearly unacceptable.

II. No, stress is a relative perception that can be managed with proper guidance.

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  1. Only argument II is strong.
  2. Both arguments I and II are strong.
  3. Only argument I is strong
  4. Neither argument I nor II is strong

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Option 2 : Both arguments I and II are strong.
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In the last fifteen to eighteen years, the internet has expanded rapidly all over the world, leading to huge levels of exposure and judgement directed at teenagers. This has led to rising stress levels amongst teenagers who were not present in the last century. Hence, the argument I holds true.

A situation that might cause stress to one person might or might not be stressful to others. Hence, it is true that stress is a relative perception that can be managed with proper guidance.

Therefore, argument II also holds true.

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