Question

1. choose the most effective context for the evidence provided below. ...that

o one should ever get to a point where they feel the need to share pictures of themselves just to get attention. i understand that when a person doesnt get enough attention, they can look to social media as a way to feel good about themselves.\

• rori harold in her article writes
• a recent study demonstrated
• behavioral psychologist rori harold in her article \selfies and self - love\ states
• in the article \selfies and self - love\ it states

Explanation:

This option provides the most specific and credible context: it identifies the author as a behavioral psychologist (adding expertise), names the author, and specifies the article title that directly relates to the content about self-image and social media attention. The other options are either too vague, lack authoritative context, or omit key details.

Answer:

Behavioral psychologist Rori Harold in her article "Selfies and Self-Love" states