According to Snyder, people who are _____ self-monitors are motivated to change behavior to meet demands of the situation, while _____ self-monitors are motivated to engage in behavior that is consistent with their internal state.
a. moderate; high
b. low; high
c. low; moderate
d. high; low
Question 2
Valins conducted a study of male college students. They viewed slides of seminude females and were provided with false heartbeat feedback information. Which of the following did he find?
a. slides associated with a decrease in heartbeat rate were preferred.
b. slides associated with an increase in heartbeat rate were preferred.
c. slides associated with a change in heartbeat rate (either up or down) were preferred.
d. there was no correlation between change in heartbeat rate and preference.
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