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Keinan's study regarding participants' attention under stressful and non-stressful conditions found that stress
 
  a. disrupted two specific aspects of attention.
  b. decreased participants' jumping to quick conclusions.
  c. inhibited their unsystematic review of available options.
  d. had no affect on cognitive functioning.

Question 2

Beverly has made cakes many times, but feels pressure to do an exceptional job baking her mother's birthday cake. Baumeister's research indicates she
 
  a. may focus too much attention and choke under pressure with impaired performance.
  b. will do an excellent job because she is cognitively focused.
  c. will be too distracted because of self-consciousness.
  d. will do poorly even if she is a professional baker.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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