Passage Summary: Doctors are increasingly facing lawsuits because patients feel they are being treated coldly or rudely. This behavior is driven by a view of medicine as a science rather than an art, and by economic incentives that discourage doctors from taking the time to listen.

Reasoning: No reasoning (Fact Set).

Analysis: Since this is a 'Most Strongly Supported' question, we aren't looking for flaws; we are looking for a logical inference. The stimulus connects several dots: economic incentives lead to rudeness, rudeness leads to a lack of listening, and a lack of listening leads to malpractice suits. A strong inference will likely link these disparate parts. For example, you might look for an answer suggesting that changing the economic incentives or improving communication skills could help reduce the number of lawsuits filed against doctors.