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Directions: The four sentences (labelled 1, 2, 3, 4) given below, when properly sequenced would yield a coherent paragraph. Decide on the proper sequence of the order of the sentences and key in the sequence of the four numbers as your answer.
1. Work by psychologists such as Ed Diener suggests that positive and negative emotions are not independent from each other at any given point in time.
2. A child who isn't carefree lacks the mental space required for the enjoyment of all the good things in her life.
3. These emotions tend to suppress each other, and that the more stress and anxiety a child feels, the less mental space she will have for the development of positive emotions towards valuable projects and relationships.
4. The possibility for a child to be not carefree in general yet still feel positive emotions has always been questioned.
Correct answer is '4132'. Can you explain this answer?
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Directions:The four sentences (labelled 1, 2, 3, 4) given below, when ...
Understanding the Sequence
To form a coherent paragraph from the sentences provided, we can analyze the logical flow of ideas:
1. Establishing the Connection
- Sentence 1 introduces the relationship between positive and negative emotions, suggesting they are interconnected.
- This sets the stage for discussing how these emotions impact a child's mental well-being.
2. Introducing the Child's Experience
- Sentence 4 brings in the idea of a child who may not be carefree, posing a question about their emotional state.
- This sentence acts as a bridge to delve deeper into the implications of this lack of carefreeness.
3. Exploring the Consequences
- Sentence 3 elaborates on how negative emotions, like stress and anxiety, can diminish a child's capacity for positive emotions.
- This directly supports the previous sentence by explaining why a child who isn't carefree struggles to enjoy life.
4. Concluding the Idea
- Sentence 2 concludes the thought by emphasizing that the absence of carefreeness obstructs a child's ability to appreciate the good aspects of life.
- It synthesizes the previous points, reinforcing the need for mental space to foster positive feelings.
Final Sequence
Thus, the correct sequence is 4132. This order constructs a logical progression from the theoretical foundation of emotions (1) to real-life implications for children (4), the effects of negative emotions (3), and culminating in the impact on a child’s enjoyment of life (2). This coherent flow creates a comprehensive understanding of the topic at hand.
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Directions:The four sentences (labelled 1, 2, 3, 4) given below, when ...
The correct sequence is 4132.Statement 4 is opening statement as it is a more general statement that can stand alone. It introduces the idea that will be discussed further. It ends at 'has always been questioned' and then 1 describes who questions them 'psychologists such as Ed Diener'. '1-3' is a link as phrase 'these emotions' refers to 'positive and negative emotions' mentioned in 1. 'The more stress and anxiety a child feels' in 3 is referred again as 'A child who isn't carefree' in 2. 'Her' in 2 refers to 'she' in 3.
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