This can be tricky. Answer choice (C) "neurological research" is not necessarily the same as brain size. Passage A talks about neurological research in terms of "brain imaging studies" about music (line 6), but Passage B does not present similar neurological research. Passage B mentions "face-to-face-mother-infant interactions" (line 42), but this is not a study with a direct neurological focus like brain imaging.
However, answer choice (B) "human emotion" is stated explicitly in each of the passages. This is seen in line 3 of Passage A and 35 and 57 of Passage B.
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pamela24on June 6 at 06:39PM
I don't understand how the observational data conducted from a behavioral analysis on mothers and baby's does not constitute neurological research? Human emotion itself and the expression of such feelings during "face-to-face-mother-infant interactions" would be an example of data collected from studies on how the nervous system functions during adolescent years of brain development. I would believe this to be neurological research why is it not considered as such?
Emil-Kunkinon June 7 at 01:22AM
Hi, neurological research is that that focuses on the brain itself, research in how mothers and children interact is likely psychology or development
