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A recent study revealed that consistent short breaks throughout the workday significantly improve productivity and reduce burnout. Employees who took 10-minute breaks every two hours reported feeling more refreshed and focused, leading to higher quality work and fewer errors.

A Employees should avoid long workdays to prevent burnout.
B Regular, short breaks enhance employee performance and well-being.
C Taking breaks every two hours is the only way to improve productivity.
D Studies about workplace productivity are often inconclusive.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Option B accurately summarizes the main finding: short breaks (regular) improve productivity and reduce burnout (well-being). Options A, C, and D are either too narrow, absolute, or irrelevant to the central claim of the study.

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