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What situation does the term "Studies suggest" typically indicate in an argument?

Assumption
Conclusion
Observation
Contradiction

The correct answer is: Conclusion

When the term "Studies suggest" is used in an argument, it typically indicates a conclusion. This phrase implies that there is evidence from studies that leads to a particular point or outcome. It signifies that the argument is drawing a conclusion based on the results or findings of those studies. This is why option B is the correct choice.