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renzo156

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Suppose that a researcher asked you to answer a series of incredibly personal questions about your sexual life. You might (justifiably) feel annoyed and intruded upon, and find yourself being rude to the researcher, or even purposely giving the researcher incorrect information. Your response would be an example of ____.
 
  a. experimental realism
  b. confederate behavior
  c. mundane realism
  d. reactance

Question 2

Even though Amanda just met Diego two minutes ago, she has a good feeling about him right off the bat. According to the ____ hypothesis, it is therefore likely that Amanda will also decide within minutes that Diego is a good person.
 
  a. affective forecasting
  b. affect balance
  c. affect-as-information
  d. emotional intelligence (EQ)



briezy

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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