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SAT Reading: Classifying the Relationship Between Two Passages
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SAT Reading: Describing the Relationship between Two Social Science Passages 2 Views


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Did you know that written passages can have relationships? Why not. This SAT Reading video will have you analyzing their relationship like a wannabe shrink!


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all right Lauren psycho experiment land here we go question 8 of 11 we took my

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own bestest write the overall relationship between the two passages so [text on screen]

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yes probably d here we go one of the main ideas in passage one is that [hand writing on paper]

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laboratory and classroom settings where a lot of social science research is done [text on screen]

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lack the stakes of real life not those kind of stakes although Omaha Steaks are [raw steak]

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our favorite the experiments in passage 2 were full of high stakes people were [poker game]

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hurt physically and psychologically in fact the Milgram and Stanford

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experiments were almost too real in their outcomes there's no mention of

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ethical ramifications of experiments in passage 1 that's the domain of passage -

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people come on you knew this get rid of a student's make fine subjects but the [student walking by]

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research methods require changes so get rid of B and the results of the

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experiments in passage to actually support the idea that subjects feel

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pressured to please authority figures yeah go watch an episode of The Simpsons [text on screen]

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if you want a counterexample but it's kind of a different story [Bart Simpson lounging]

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