Author Question: What is not a reason for why we seem to be attracted to averaged faces? a. They are ... (Read 64 times)

littleanan · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

What is not a reason for why we seem to be attracted to averaged faces?

a. They are prototypically face-like.
b. They are symmetrical.
c. They look unusual.
d. They seem more familiar to us.

Question 2

Castilla wonders whether environmental factors influence how long juries take to select a foreperson. Mock jurors are brought into a room with either a rectangular table or a round table. The jurors are asked to select a foreperson before starting deliberation. Castilla records how long it takes each jury to select a foreperson. The shape of the table is the

a. independent variable.
b. dependent variable.
c. subject variable.
d. control variable.