I Psychological pressure of the opponent often prevents

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Direction: Each of the questions given below have two statement - I and II. Mark the answer from (a) to (e), depending on the cause and effect relationship between the two statements.

I Psychological pressure of the opponent often prevents even good players from winning.
II Saina, in spite of being World No. 1, has frequently lost to her Chinese opponents in the final matches.

1. If I is the immediate cause and II is its effect.
2. If II is the immediate cause and I is its effect.
3. If I is the effect but II is not its direct/immediate cause.
4. If II is the effect but I is not its direct/immediate cause.
5. If both I and II are effects of independent cause.

Correct Option: A

We get the answer by constructing the phrase: Because I therefore II.