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helps to get away from the hectic pace of life and reconnect with the inner self.
This option is partly true but not the main point Malbert makes. The passage states, \"Many came purely for that… to slow the pace of life,\" which aligns with getting away from the hectic pace. However, Malbert specifically emphasizes the calming effect and mood enhancement rather than reconnecting with the inner self.
helps address personal social trauma and unrest and teaches one to look at the world differently.
This option is incorrect. The passage does not mention Malbert associating life drawing with addressing personal social trauma and unrest or teaching one to look at the world differently.
provides a relief from the screen and forces active engagement with real world objects.
This option is also true but it aligns more with Gilbert's views rather than Malbert's. The passage states, \"Gilbert, a curator of modern art, drawing in particular, offers 'a relief from looking at screens, which we're so addicted to. A life drawing class, especially, forces you to look at the world – one not mediated through a screen.'\"
has a calming effect on the mind and puts one in touch with their inner selves.
This option is correct. Malbert states, \"When drawing from nature, I find concentrated time sitting in a natural environment, drawing… is definitely mood enhancing.\" He also equates it to doing yoga \"when you're not thinking of anything else,\" indicating a calming effect and connection with the inner self.

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