True, False, or Can’t Tell? (UCAT VR #2)

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[@ITsArain.]

hi ty for the video it was really helpful ;D but for the second meditation question " meditation programs in schools are being used to reduce stress and anxiety amongst students," can you please explain why the answer isn't false ? ); i so confidently picked false thinking i understood but it's can't tell. I still have trouble with understanding when it's appropriate to pick can't tell. in my practice mocks and questions it really affects my progress );

[@Dark0Knight94]

False - should only be selected if it states in the passage the complete opposite to the statement given in the question. Can't tell - is only used when we don't have enough knowledge/information in the passage to answer confidently True or False. Most of the time You will get stuck between True and Can't tell, because False is usually very easy to find. As with false you are only looking for a statement in the passage which goes against the question. Hope this helps.