PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A “For one thing, political preferences aren't just reasoned opinions; they're often markers of personal and cultural identity with strong emotional resonance.” ( Paragraph 5) B “Under the right conditions, many people fail to recognize that a choice they made previously has been swapped with an alternative.” ( Paragraph 7) C “In other words, people were less critical of the very same arguments when they produced them themselves than when they were later presented as coming from another person.” ( Paragraph 12) D “The authors of the study take them as evidence for a theory according to which human reasoning is principally geared towards effective argumentation rather than knowledge-seeking.” ( Paragraph 13)