Introduction / Context:
The statement emphasises inner growth over superficial appearance. It does not denounce fashion; it merely assigns greater importance to intrinsic development. We must pick the action(s) that align with this emphasis.
Given Data / Assumptions:
- Premise: Inner development is important in addition to outward looks.
- Actions: I) ignore fashion; II) pay attention to fashion; III) encourage self-development books.
Concept / Approach:
Because the statement says “besides looks,” it neither rejects nor mandates fashion. The only actionable recommendation that directly advances inner growth is promoting resources for self-development.
Step-by-Step Solution:
I (do not pay attention to fashion): Not implied; the statement does not forbid fashion.II (pay attention to fashion): Also not implied; attention to fashion may continue but is not the central message.III (encourage self-development books): This concretely supports inner growth and therefore follows.
Verification / Alternative check:
When a statement prioritises one aspect without rejecting another, the correct action nurtures the prioritised aspect, not impose extremes.
Why Other Options Are Wrong:
I and II impose unjustified directives on fashion; the statement never asked to change appearance-related behaviour.
Common Pitfalls:
Reading “important to develop within” as “ignore appearances,” which is not stated.
Final Answer:
Only III follows
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