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单选题
The author thinks that the conclusions of any research about people’s state of mind are _____.
A
surprising
B
confusing
C
illogical
D
questionable
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细节题。首段首句指出，作者对有关人们思想状况研究的结论深表怀疑。这与D的意思相同，属同义转述的细节题。
细节题。首段首句指出，作者对有关人们思想状况研究的结论深表怀疑。这与D的意思相同，属同义转述的细节题。
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