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Zajonc and colleagues found that cockroaches performed worse in the presence of other cockroaches and better by themselves when tested in a complex maze. Their findings support the idea that _________ leads to increased arousal.
 
  a. distraction
  b. evaluation apprehension
  c. mere presence
  d. task difficulty

Question 2

________ is the idea that one's performance will be hindered or heightened due to approval or disapproval from others.
 
  a. Evaluation apprehension
  b. Mere presence
  c. Arousal
  d. Assessment apprehension



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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