The hard-to-get effect can be hard to get because of all but which of the following reasons?
a. We are turned off by those who reject us because they are committed to someone else.
b. We prefer individuals who are moderately selective over those who are nonselective.
c. We like dates who selectively desire us more than they desire others.
d. We like the idea of past romantic interests knowing that we are with another attractive person
Question 2
Joel argues that the use of confederates provides for real interactions that emulate the types of reactions that occur in real life. Dale argues that the use of confederates simply makes an experiment more involving for the participant. Which of the following is true?
a. Joel and Dale both believe that confederates increase mundane realism.
b. Joel and Dale both believe that confederates increase experimental realism.
c. Joel believes that confederates increase mundane realism Dale believes that confederates increaseexperimenta l realism.
d. Joel believes that confederates increase experimental realism Dale believes that confederates increasemundane realism.
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