Question 2问题2Richard Nisbett and Tim Wilson set up a table at market on a busy Saturday morning with four pairs of stockings labeled A, B, C and D. They encouraged people to feel the stockings, and then they asked them to choose which pair they thought was the best quality. Now what people didn't realize was that the four pairs of stockings were identical, so they shouldn't have been any more likely to pick one over the other. What did they find?在一个繁忙的周六早晨Richard Nisbett 和 Tim Wilson 在市场摆了张桌子，桌上放了四双袜子，分别标着A、B、C、D。他们鼓励人们来触摸袜子，然后请他们选择一双他们认为质量最好的。人么没有意识到的是这四双袜子是一样的，因此他们是不可能挑选出一双比另一双好。他们发现了什么？

A. People showed a strong order effect: they were far more likely to select the stockings on the right than on the left.人们显现出了很强的顺序影响：相较于左边的袜子，他们更可能选择右边的袜子。
B. People didn't understand the question and thought they were dealing with a madman.人们不明白这个问题，并且认为遇到了疯子。
C. Because people had no insight into the basis of their judgments, they could not select one pair over another.因为人们对于自己判断的基础没有任何洞察力，所以他们选不出哪双更好。
D. People selected Pair A 25 percent of the time, Pair B 25 percent of the time, Pair C 25 percent of the time, and Pair D 25 percent of the time.人们25％的时间选A,25％的时间选B,25％的时间选C,25％的时间选
E. People selected the four pairs of stockings randomly.人们随机地选择四双袜子。