SAT English Practice Question
The author of the text states that some of the people who were asked to participate in the study said that they felt some of the topics were too personal. However, the author also says that the researchers were still able to collect enough data to ensure the accuracy of their findings. The author suggests that one reason why the study was successful despite the concerns of some of the participants is that the researchers provided the participants with a clear explanation of what the study would be about and why the research was important. The author then goes on to say that a key finding of the study is that the effects of social media are not always negative, and that there are many ways to use social media in a positive way.
- A.Although some people may feel that social media is a negative force, research has shown that social media can also be beneficial.
- B.A new study has found that social media can have both positive and negative effects on people.
- C.Researchers conducted a study to determine the effects of social media on people, and the study’s results were inconclusive.
- D.The author argues that social media is a powerful tool that can be used to promote positive change.
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