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According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
(A) According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
(B) Princeton University, in accordance with the paper of the senior author, Yael Niv, neuroscientist, suggests that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so should be repeated.
(C) Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, who agree with the paper’s senior author, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and our decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
(D) According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so should be repeated.
(E) According to the paper’s senior author, Yael Niv, neuroscientist of Princeton University, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions is most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
(A) According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
(B) Princeton University, in accordance with the paper of the senior author, Yael Niv, neuroscientist, suggests that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so should be repeated.
(C) Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, who agree with the paper’s senior author, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and our decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
(D) According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so should be repeated.
(E) According to the paper’s senior author, Yael Niv, neuroscientist of Princeton University, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions is most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
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What is the subject of this portion 'are most effective'? Is it 'our behaviors and decisions'?
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According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
(A) According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
The Green highlighted portion has a parallelism error. Also the hippocampus is still learning and hence it cannot be certain to repeat the same actions, hence we need 'should' at the end of the sentence and not 'will' (highlighted in Pink)
(B) Princeton University, in accordance with the paper of the senior author, Yael Niv, neuroscientist, suggests that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so should be repeated.
The parallelism error from A is repeated in this option too. But the bigger error is the Pink highlighted part which incorrectly states that the university has suggested the finding and not the neuroscientist
(C) Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, who agree with the paper’s senior author, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and our decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
Yael Niv and the author are the same person and hence it is incorrect to say that Yael Niv agrees with the author. Plus, the Green highlighted portion is fragmented.
(D) According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so should be repeated.
This option is free from the errors we have seen in the remaining options
(E) According to the paper’s senior author, Yael Niv, neuroscientist of Princeton University, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions is most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
The highlighted part in Green has a subject-verb agreement error and needs 'are' for the plural subject 'behaviors and decisions'
Correct Ans - D (A) According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
The Green highlighted portion has a parallelism error. Also the hippocampus is still learning and hence it cannot be certain to repeat the same actions, hence we need 'should' at the end of the sentence and not 'will' (highlighted in Pink)
(B) Princeton University, in accordance with the paper of the senior author, Yael Niv, neuroscientist, suggests that replay in the hippocampus is not only critical to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so should be repeated.
The parallelism error from A is repeated in this option too. But the bigger error is the Pink highlighted part which incorrectly states that the university has suggested the finding and not the neuroscientist
(C) Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, who agree with the paper’s senior author, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and our decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
Yael Niv and the author are the same person and hence it is incorrect to say that Yael Niv agrees with the author. Plus, the Green highlighted portion is fragmented.
(D) According to the paper’s senior author, Princeton University neuroscientist Yael Niv, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions are most effective at accomplishing a goal and so should be repeated.
This option is free from the errors we have seen in the remaining options
(E) According to the paper’s senior author, Yael Niv, neuroscientist of Princeton University, the new results suggest that replay in the hippocampus is critical not only to forming memories but also to learning which of our behaviors and decisions is most effective at accomplishing a goal and so will be repeated.
The highlighted part in Green has a subject-verb agreement error and needs 'are' for the plural subject 'behaviors and decisions'
