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chads108

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If an experiment gets participants psychologically involved and engaged, but the setting does not resemble the real world, then the experiment would be said to be ____.
 
  a. low in experimental realism and low in mundane realism
  b. low in experimental realism and high in mundane realism
  c. high in experimental realism and low in mundane realism
  d. high in experimental realism and high in mundane realism

Question 2

Sadness is likely to ____.
 
  a. make one have a lower selling price for an object
  b. make one have a higher selling price for an object
  c. decrease what one is willing to pay for an object
  d. both make one have a higher selling price and willing to pay more to purchase an object



javimendoza7

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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