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xclash

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The desire to make accurate judgments is highest
 
  A) when the topic is of low personal relevance.
  B) when the person is in a happy mood.
  C) when a person is self-confident.
  D) before a decision is made.

Question 2

Two experiments in England found that after playing a violent video game, people were numb to the feelings of others and less likely to help them. In these experiments, those negative feelings and behavior were directed toward
 
  a. the elderly.
  b. alternative lifestyles.
  c. immigrants.
  d. women.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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