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Sam, Diane, and Frasier are members of a team competing in a test of general knowledge. Any team member can answer the moderator's questions. The team's task can be described as
 
  a. additive.
  b. conjunctive.
  c. disjunctive.
  d. collective.

Question 2

Virtual reality allows social psychologists to
 
  a. more effectively deceive research participants.
  b. test questions that might otherwise be impractical or unethical.
  c. scan the brain as it processes stimuli.
  d. explore hot processes more so than cold processes.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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