What does "so jaded society" mean?

Xiao Meng, thanks for using the app. "jade" here is used as a verb, not as the noun that is a kind of precious stone in Chinese culture. As a verb it means "make tired due to too much of it". For example, when you work for a company, and you're up for a promotion several times, but you keep getting rejected, then you can say, "I am jaded, because my boss keeps nominating me for a promotion, but her supervisors keep rejecting it."

The "so" in front of "jaded" is used as an adverb, which means "very much" or "truly". So the whole phrase "has so jaded society" means: "has made society so tired (of too much violent death depicted on television)".

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I chose answer C and was hesitant to choose D in this case. It seem's like the conclusion is violent crime permeates modern society as a result of tv violence. Why is it more correct to choose that the conclusion was implied?

Mohsen, C is merely a restatement of one of the statements in the paragraph. The conclusion is that there is an implied causality between "violence on TV" and "violent crimes in society".

I chose c. I dont understand why the answer is d？？？

thank u！