单选题According to an analysis, compared with normal children today, children treated a mentally ill 50 years ago _____.Awere less isolated physicallyBwere probably less self-centeredCprobably suffered less from anxietyDwere considered less individualistic
单选题
According to an analysis, compared with normal children today, children treated a mentally ill 50 years ago _____.
A
were less isolated physically
B
were probably less self-centered
C
probably suffered less from anxiety
D
were considered less individualistic
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解析：
细节推导题。首段末句提到，今天正常的孩子，比50年代的被认为是有精神疾病的孩子所具有的焦虑还要多得多，即50年代的忧虑比现在少。B项“50年代孩子遭受的忧虑要少”对现在忧虑多于50年代的反推理，故C为答案。
细节推导题。首段末句提到，今天正常的孩子，比50年代的被认为是有精神疾病的孩子所具有的焦虑还要多得多，即50年代的忧虑比现在少。B项“50年代孩子遭受的忧虑要少”对现在忧虑多于50年代的反推理，故C为答案。
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