PART B: Which statement from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

Question

A. "Being able to rely on this stability is what allows us to make good decisions in any environment and stay true to ourselves." (paragraph 2)
B. "In order to relate to other people, we need to have a kind of steady idea of who they are, how they react to things, and how we will react to their reactions." (paragraph 7)
C. "It is also worth noticing that people whose self-image and behavior vary drastically may be dealing with an emotional problem, and this might indicate a need for professional care." (paragraph 8)
D. "But these moments can also be sad, as some of these people seem to be totally "clueless" and believe they are incredible singers." (paragraph 9)

Answer 1

To determine which statement best supports the answer to Part A, we need to identify which option relates most closely to the main idea presented in the text.

Part A likely revolves around themes of stability, self-awareness, and the importance of understanding oneself and others.

Based on this context:

A. speaks to the importance of stability in making good decisions and being true to oneself, which aligns with the idea of self-awareness and personal stability. B. discusses the necessity of having a steady understanding of others to relate to them, emphasizing relational dynamics. C. highlights emotional issues arising from fluctuating self-image and behavior, suggesting a link to the need for stability. D. comments on people's misconceptions about their talents, which seems less relevant to self-awareness and stability.

Given this analysis, the best supporting statement for understanding the importance of self-awareness and stability would likely be:

A. "Being able to rely on this stability is what allows us to make good decisions in any environment and stay true to ourselves." (paragraph 2)

This statement most directly addresses the concept of stability and its impact on self-awareness and decision-making.