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People think they won’t have emotional responses to things that they know aren’t real, but still get emotional from fiction.

We want to find a situation where these principles apply. Our right answer will feature someone who has an emotional response to something they know isn’t real, despite not expecting to.

Fred didn’t expect to have an emotional response due to fictional monsters, but he did anyway. This matches the principles in the stimulus.

We have no clue whether Tamara had an emotional response to Hamlet, despite knowing it was fictional, so this doesn’t match the stimulus.

We want an answer choice with someone who has an emotional response to a situation they know isn’t real. Raheem genuinely thought his sister was in the hospital, so this doesn’t match the stimulus.

We want an answer choice with someone who has an emotional response to a situation they know isn’t real. Jeremy isn’t entirely sure that the writer’s account is fake, so this doesn’t match the stimulus.

Someone having an emotional response to real events does not match the stimulus, as we’re looking for someone who has an emotional response to something they know is fake.

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