Answer Choices
A) They often recalled words that neither were included on the list nor were critical lures.
They were allowed more time to complete the test than were the study subjects with HSAM.
They recalled a greater proportion of critical lures than included words, on average.
They confused critical lures for included words approximately 50 percent of the time, on average.
Explanation for Question 19 From the Reading Section on the 2018 April Sat
Hey guys. So question 19 is asking us to examine figure one and figure 2 two together. Now this says, figure one, 3 figure two together support which conclusion about the study subjects with ordinary memory. 4 So we're going to go back to these and we're going to look at 5 a study subjects ordered in your memory, compare them to these answer choices and 6 see which is right answer choice. 7 A says that the, those with ordinary memory often recall the words that neither 8 were included in the list nor were critical lures. 9 So to look back at this data, this is confusing because this answer choice 10 is talking about data that we don't even have. We only looking at the 11 recall of words included in the word list, 12 test and critical lures. We're never looking at words that are, 13 um, neither of these. We don't have any data on that in figure one 14 or two. 15 So we crossed that out immediately. B says that these ordinary people with ordinary 16 memory were allowed more time to complete the tests than where the study subject, 17 who subjects with HSI am. Now, 18 nowhere in here doesn't really say anything with a time. 19 It took for them to do this north. Anyone was given any extra time 20 when they described the study earlier, they do say that, 21 you know, they, they have the same amount of time to recall this, 22 but either way, it doesn't say anything about that in these figures, 23 option ceases that those with ordinary memory recall the greater proportion of critical l...