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Collmarie

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In one study, participants were shown a neutral photo or a photo to prime money and then given a piece of chocolate to eat. They were observed, timed, and rated in terms of how much they seemed to enjoy the chocolate. Findings show that
 
  A) being primed with money decreased enjoyment of the chocolate.
  B) being primed with money increased enjoyment of the chocolate.
  C) chocolate resulted in positive feelings regardless of the prime condition.
  D) being primed with money led participants to inquire as to the cost of the chocolate.
  E) being primed with money increased the amount of time it took participants to eat the chocolate.

Question 2

Participants in one study were asked to list their material possessions and how much they enjoyed or wanted each of these items. They were also asked to rate their life satisfaction. Results support which of the following?
 
  A) Money can buy happiness.
  B) It is important to have what you want.
  C) It is important to want what you have.
  D) It is equally important to want what you have and have what you want.
  E) Money can't buy love.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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