Multiple choice

Certainly in the same way the psychologist has to go on to resolve every one of those complex structures; he has to examine the mental tissues and the mental cells of which a volition or a memory idea or a perception are composed. And while he cannot use a microscope for these mental elements, yet his studies may cause elements to appear which _______________.

What is the most critical completion of the passage?

  1. the naïve observer remains entirely unaware of

  2. he didn't ever imagine possible

  3. would lead to the next step of analysis

  4. get the ball of psychological analysis rolling
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Explanation

The clue to the answer lies in the line 'And while he cannot use a microscope for these mental elements, yet '. Yet explains why he has a better understanding than a 'naïve observer'.

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