In this passage, the author includes a specific example of a "famous" scientist who "has always been interested in understanding why some people are drawn to certain activities." The author then goes on to state that "there are many other scientists who are also interested in this phenomenon." What is the most likely reason why the writer includes this example?
This passage is structured to
Correct answer: B
Explanation
The example of the "famous" scientist provides a specific illustration of the phenomenon being discussed. The author then goes on to explain that the phenomenon is a widespread interest among scientists, suggesting that the example is merely an introduction to the broader concept.
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