Question

3. Which statement best describes how the author

introduces the findings from Kaplans' studies?

O

O

A The author describes the Kaplans' expertise and the

extensive support for their scientific research before

introducing their findings.

B The author anticipates that readers might not agree

with the Kaplans' claims and acknowledges what

readers might think leads to happiness.

C The author encourages readers to express their

disagreement with the Kaplans' study by contacting

him via email.

D The author explains how psychologists have pursued

the question of happiness for a long time but have

failed to find answers until now.

Answer 1

B The author anticipates that readers might not agree with the Kaplans' claims and acknowledges what readers might think leads to happiness.

Step-by-step explanation:

The author anticipates that readers might not agree with Kaplans findings and acknowledge that readers may think that happiness is as a result of money, love, health and so on. The author advises readers to be patient and first give Kaplan a chance to explain.

Stephen Kaplan is a professor of electrical engineering and computer science and also a psychologist, and his wife, Rachel Kaplan, is a professor of environment and behavior. They made their findings by showing people pictures of nature.