I would prefer a course that was 1 unit more.

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The provided data for this item is incomplete: there are no answer options listed to evaluate.

Option analysis cannot proceed without the possible choices to compare against. In a typical multiple-choice setup, we would examine each listed option, explain why it is correct or incorrect, and then align them with the given answer key.

What we can say from the available information is that the answer key indicates a single choice: "Yes". If there were accompanying options, we would assess whether the statement or choice corresponding to "Yes" appropriately matches the prompt (e.g., a preference for a course that is 1 unit longer). Since the options are missing, we cannot confirm whether selecting "Yes" is justified, nor can we identify potential misconceptions in alternative options.

To improve clarity for future questions, please provide the complete set of answer options. With the full list, I will walk through each option, explain why it is right or wrong, highlight common pitfalls (such as misinterpreting course length implications, workload, or prerequisite structure), and connect the reasoning to the stated correct answer.

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I would prefer a course that was 1 unit more.

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