A control group consists of subjects who
A) are controlled by the experimenter.
B) are allowed to control the manipulation of the variables.
C) do not receive the special treatment given to the experimental group.
D) receive some special treatment in regard to the independent variable.
Question 2
Susan recognized the face of someone she often sees at work. She smiled when she saw the person despite not knowing who the person was. This is an example of
A) proximity.
B) mere exposure effect.
C) physical attractiveness.
D) personal space.
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