"There is good news and bad news. " No matter what the topic is, such an opening remark immediately makes a chill spread all over the body. Then this sentence is often followed by such a question: Do you want to hear the good news first bad news? A new study suggests that you may want to listen to the bad news first. If the following are true, what will most weaken the argument? ['If the message comes from someone you trust, then the order in which you want to hear the good and bad news first will be different.', 'Research finds that if the person who publishes the message, the result is always the good news first.', 'Psychologists have found that the order in which good and bad news is released is likely to change how people feel about the news.', 'Psychological assessment results show that students who hear the bad news first have less anxiety than students who hear the good news first.']