Statement and Conclusions on Socialization
CMAT 2021 · Logical Reasoning · Easy · Logical Reasoning
One statement and two conclusions for the statement are given. Read the statement, think logically about the conclusions and mark the correct option which follows the statement.
Statement: Socialization has an outcome.
Conclusion: A. The persons being socialized acquire new skills. B. Socialization does not lead to change in behaviour.
- A.
Only conclusion A follows
- B.
Only conclusion B follows
- C.
Either A or B follows
- D.
Neither A nor B follows
A
Explanation
Having an outcome implies acquiring new attributes/skills through socialization. Stating that socialization does not lead to a change in behavior contradicts the statement that it has an outcome. Therefore, only conclusion A follows.
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