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2017-03-13

What can we know about Dr. Brody's findings?

A.They are out of the expectation of the researchers.
B.They reveal a connection between gene and age.
C.They contradict with the results of Mischel's study.
D.They raise a new issue for research in the future.

参考答案

D

答案解析

由题干关键词Dr.Brody’s findings可定位至文章第七段最后一句。
事实细节题。定位句指出,如果布罗迪的研究结果得以证实,它所提出的挑战将会是寻找如何规避自控力负面影响的办法,可以说这个研究发现为未来提出了一个新的问题,故答案为D。A“它们出乎了研究者的预料”,之前的研究已经证实了发展自控力并不一定会为所有人带来益处,而是因社会背景而异,该研究只是从另一个侧面予以证实,并没有出乎研究者的预料,故可排除;B“它们揭示了基因与年龄之间的关系”,由定位句可知,该研究发现的是自控力与年龄、社会背景的关系,只是通过基因进行观察,B表述错误,故可排除;C“它们与米歇尔的研究发现相矛盾”,米歇尔研究发现的是自控力与终身成就的关系,而布罗迪更多地关注了自控力发展与社会家庭背景的关系,角度不同,但并不矛盾,故排除C。

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