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According to Robert Zajonc, the presence of others increases a person's
 
  a. distraction
  b. motivation
   c. apprehension
  d. reactance

Question 2

According to Zajonc, whether the increased drive state (resulting from being in the presence of others) improves or impedes an individual's performance depends on the
 
  a. level of motivation
  b. setting in which the task takes place
  c. nature of the observer
  d. nature of the task



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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