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Get access to the detailed solutions to the previous year's questions asked in XAT exam.
The author is trying to assert the idea that people who suffer from mood disorders may gravitate towards creative professions.
Option A goes with this idea.
Option C may seem like the right choice, but the author does not believe that all creative people are bound to end up with mental health issues.
Option D is the direct contrast of Option C and goes somewhat in line with the author's ideas.
In option E, if creativity is a form of bipolar disorder, then it does not go against the author's beliefs.
But if patients in mental asylums prefer time-bound repetitive jobs, then the author's contention would be rendered fallacious because time-bound repetitive tasks are considered mundane and uncreative.
Hence the correct option is B.