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ENagel

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Levine and others (2005) conducted an experiment in which a jogger, a confederate, was wearing a t-shirt that was either the same as the participant's favorite soccer team, the t-shirt of a rival team, or a neutral t-shirt. The jogger fell in front of the participant, appearing to sustain an injury. Participants were
 
  a. less likely to help if the jogger was wearing a rival team shirt.
  b. more likely to help if the jogger was wearing their own favorite team's shirt.
  c. both less likely to help a jogger wearing a rival shirt and more likely to help a jogger wearing their own team'sshirt.
 d. equally likely to help in the favorite and neutral conditions, but more likely to help in the rival condition.

Question 2

Which emotion is not considered to be a primary emotion?
 
  a. sadness
  b. fear
  c. anger
  d. embarrassment



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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