Question

Select the correct text in the passage.

Which detail provides valid reasoning to support the author's idea that the glasses have an everyday application?
(11) Another bonus is that the glasses let the user apply the system to real life. "We're integrating this into immersive
activity where the user gets to choose the activity." Greco said. "And because they're choosing, they're more engaged
and having a more successful outcome."
(12) For example, he said, students can use the glasses while studying or doing schoolwork, helping them stay focused
on the task and training them to control their attention.
(13) The first prototypes went out to clinics in 2014, and iterations of the glasses have been in testing ever since. The
Harbin Clinic in Rome, Georgia, reported that clinicians were seeing results from the Narbis prototype in about half the
time it normally took with other clinical neurofeedback, Greco said. In all, he said, four out of five patients who have
trained with the glasses reported significant improvement in five or fewer 30-minute trainings, and people who take
medication for attention difficulties are coming off those drugs after about 20 sessions, as opposed to the 30 sessions it
usually takes with other neurofeedback techniques.

Answer 1

The passage (12) gives a clear example of how the glasses can be used in a regular educational setting, thereby providing valid reasoning for the glasses' everyday application by demonstrating their utility in common daily activities like studying.

Step-by-step explanation:

The detail that provides valid reasoning to support the author's idea that the glasses have an everyday application is found in passage (12). This passage states, "For example, he said, students can use the glasses while studying or doing schoolwork, helping them stay focused on the task and training them to control their attention." This example showcases how the glasses can be utilized in a common educational setting, which aligns well with the concept of everyday use, emphasizing their potential to assist in daily activities such as studying and time spent on schoolwork.