[Video] Q16, 17: Which statement about the study led by patihis can reasonably be inferred from the passage? and which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?

Explanation for Questions 16, 17 From the Reading Section on the 2018 April Sat

Hey guys. So question 16 asks us which statement about the study led 2 by, um, can be reasonably inferred from the passage and 3 what we are going to do for this one is it's a joint one 4 with question 17, which is going to give us a list of quotes. 5 So we're going to go read through those quotes and find one that is 6 telling us something about, 7 um, you know, an inference we can make about the study led by this 8 guy. Um, piteous so let's look at our quotes, 9 starting with, uh, lines 50 to 54. 10 That's going to start over here. This says, 11 what I love about the study is how it communicates is already talking about 12 the study. So that's a good sign. Well, I love about the study is 13 how it communicates something that memory distortion researchers have suspected for some time that 14 perhaps no one is immune to memory distortion. 15 So this seems to actually fit in pretty well. 16 Um, Moses said, said, PTs, that's how it ends. 17 The seams actually fit in pretty well. It's talking directly about the study and 18 it's saying this guy who made the study PTs is saying like, 19 what I like about my own study is that this study fits in with 20 people already commonly believe. So this is definitely, 21 um, an option that we're going to include as a possibility for what it 22 could be, right? Because we can infer that people generally, 23 already agreed with this, but going in let's look at 55 to 56. 24 See if that helps also with a study doesn't do Proteus admits is 25 ex...