Wilson and Schooler state that analysis "changed people's minds about how they felt" in this experiment. Which of the following thought processes is consistent with this assertion?

They focused on attributes that were detectable but not necessarily relevant to liking, then altered their opinion so that it matched their analysis.

They explicitly compared each jam against the others and assigned ratings based on a relative rather than an absolute scale.

They developed an initial rating after tasting each jam and focused on attributes that could justify that rating.

They focused on largely the same set of attributes that experts did but weren't experienced enough to translate their analysis into a numerical rating.