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asmith134

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When findings from a study are likely to generalize to other people and other settings, the study is said to have ____.
 
  a. external validity
  b. internal validity
  c. construct validity
  d. mundane realism

Question 2

The risk-as-feelings hypothesis states that ____.
 
  a. people rely on emotions to evaluate risk
  b. people tend to disregard emotions when evaluating risk
  c. risky situations are more emotion-arousing than non-risky situations
  d. most people experience a distinct positive emotion when engaging in risky behavior



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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