Which statement describes the list of those who started or finished a Bachelor's degree in psychology?

• A. ALL WERE ON THE LIST
• B. NONE WERE ON THE LIST
• C. SOME WERE ON THE LIST
• D. MOST WERE ON THE LIST

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is whether the list includes every person in the group. If the list is simply described as those who started or finished a Bachelor’s degree in psychology, with no stipulations about excluding anyone, the natural interpretation is that every person in that group is on the list. That makes the description “all were on the list” the most accurate, signaling complete inclusion of the group.

The other options imply gaps or an empty list: none on the list would mean no one started or finished, which contradicts having a list; some on the list would miss people who are in the group; most on the list would imply not everyone is included. Since the statement is intended to capture the full, inclusive set, the universal description fits best.