Question

which statement primarily appeals to logos to support the position that multitasking is harmful and interferes with peoples productivity? the effects of multitasking run deep: chronic multitaskers become scatterbrained and perpetually dissatisfied as they switch from one stimulus to the next. according to the late dr. clifford nass, a renowned technology researcher, multitasking leads to inefficiency and disorganized thinking. looking at university students who often juggled several different social media platforms, researchers found a positive correlation between multitasking and anxiety.

Explanation:

Logos appeals to logic, reason, or evidence (like research findings). The third statement presents a research study on university students, showing a correlation (evidence) related to multitasking’s effects, which is a logical appeal. The first is descriptive, the second is an appeal to authority (ethos), while the third uses research - based evidence (logos).

Answer:

Looking at university students who often juggled several different social media platforms, researchers found a positive correlation between multitasking and anxiety.