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A person with low self esteem will be treated disrespectfully more often than a person with high self-esteem. Moreover, a recent experiment found that,when people with low self esteem and those with high self esteem are both confronted with same treatment by others, people with low self esteem are much more likely to feel that they have been treated disrespectfully. Thus,--------
Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
(A) People with low self esteem are usually right when they think they have been treated disrespectfully
(B) being treated disrespectfully tends to cause a person to develop lower self esteem
(C) if an individual has been treated disrespectfully, it is probably because the individual was perceived to have have low self-esteem
(D) people with low self esteem more frequently think that they are being treated disrespectfully than do people with high self-esteem
(E) a person with low self-esteem will be more inclined to treat others disrespectfully than will a person with high self-esteem
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Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
(A) People with low self esteem are usually right when they think they have been treated disrespectfully
(B) being treated disrespectfully tends to cause a person to develop lower self esteem
(C) if an individual has been treated disrespectfully, it is probably because the individual was perceived to have have low self-esteem
(D) people with low self esteem more frequently think that they are being treated disrespectfully than do people with high self-esteem
(E) a person with low self-esteem will be more inclined to treat others disrespectfully than will a person with high self-esteem
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low self-esteem person will be treated disrespectfully > high self-esteem person.
People with low self-esteem are much more likely to feel disrespectful. Thus,--------
Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
(A) People with low self-esteem are usually right when they think they have been treated disrespectful (no it's not true. In the statement above, both high self-esteem and low self-esteem person have been confronted. It's just a matter of perception that makes low self-esteem people think they have been disrespected, which is not always true.) (Incorrect)
(B) being treated disrespectfully tends to cause a person to develop lower self-esteem (Low self-esteemed people are disrespected or at least they think they are disrespected. Being disrespected develops low self esteem is stated nowhere) (Incorrect)
(C) if an individual has been treated disrespectfully, it is probably because the individual was perceived to have have low self-esteem (No, as stated in the last lines of the above statement. Both high self-esteem and low self-esteem human were confronted in the same manner) (Incorrect)
(D) people with low self-esteem more frequently think that they are being treated disrespectfully than do people with high self-esteem (Yes, the above statement points towards the perception of low self-esteem people who think they are been disrespected more often than high self-esteem people does) (Keep this)
(E) a person with low self-esteem will be more inclined to treat others disrespectfully than will a person with high self-esteem (it's stated nowhere that low self-esteem human will disrespect others) (Incorrect)
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People with low self-esteem are much more likely to feel disrespectful. Thus,--------
Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
(A) People with low self-esteem are usually right when they think they have been treated disrespectful (no it's not true. In the statement above, both high self-esteem and low self-esteem person have been confronted. It's just a matter of perception that makes low self-esteem people think they have been disrespected, which is not always true.) (Incorrect)
(B) being treated disrespectfully tends to cause a person to develop lower self-esteem (Low self-esteemed people are disrespected or at least they think they are disrespected. Being disrespected develops low self esteem is stated nowhere) (Incorrect)
(C) if an individual has been treated disrespectfully, it is probably because the individual was perceived to have have low self-esteem (No, as stated in the last lines of the above statement. Both high self-esteem and low self-esteem human were confronted in the same manner) (Incorrect)
(D) people with low self-esteem more frequently think that they are being treated disrespectfully than do people with high self-esteem (Yes, the above statement points towards the perception of low self-esteem people who think they are been disrespected more often than high self-esteem people does) (Keep this)
(E) a person with low self-esteem will be more inclined to treat others disrespectfully than will a person with high self-esteem (it's stated nowhere that low self-esteem human will disrespect others) (Incorrect)
Answer is D
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