The writer wants to add a new sentence at the end of the third paragraph (sentences 8-12) to show how the information in the paragraph serves as evidence for the passage’s primary claim. Which of the following choices best accomplishes this goal?
A According to Sun and Vazire, these results suggest that “there might be some biases that prevent people from recognizing their own agreeable behaviors or disagreeable behaviors.”
B In some instances participants thought they were being rude when observers thought they were not, while in other cases the reverse was true.
C Additionally, Sun and Vazire reported some discrepancies between self-reporting and observer evaluations for neuroticism, a measure of how much worry the subject was feeling.
D Sun and Vazire hypothesized that some respondents who overestimated the rudeness of their behavior may have been particularly agreeable people who held themselves to overly high standards.
E These results, according to Sun and Vazire, “show that we can probably trust what people say about their momentary levels of extraversion, conscientiousness, and likely neuroticism.”