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In many fables, human characteristics are attributed to animals, reflecting
 
  a. universalism.
  b. observer bias.
  c. subject reactivity.
  d. anthropomorphism.

Question 2

A team of psychologists studied the performance of drivers while the drivers used cell phones. Half of the drivers drove in high-traffic areas and half drove in low-traffic areas.
 
  Part of the time, each driver was monitored while talking but part of the time, the driver was monitored while not talking. The researchers measured how many signals the person missed. The design in this study
  a. used one measured variable and one manipulated variable.
  b. involved a variable with repeated measures.
  c. was a 2x2x1 design.
  d. could not lead to causal conclusions.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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