Jean-Paul works for National Public Radio. He has been assigned to run the fund drive necessary to keep NPR on the air in various communities. Suppose that keeping NPR on the air in a given community is contingent upon the percentage of people in the community who donate money. It is likely that
a. Jean-Paul will get more donations from people who have a collectivist orientation than from those who havean individualist orientation.
b. Jean-Paul will be likely to get a greater percentage of donations from people living in the city than from peopleliving in smaller close-knit communities.
c. whether the people Jean-Paul speaks with are in a good mood or a bad mood will have no influence on theirwillingness to donate.
d. if Jean-Paul is truthful and tells people that many others have already donated, people will be less likely todonate their own money.
Question 2
Rhianna is participating in a study on social contacts and subjective well-being. After each social interaction that is longer than 5 minutes in duration, Rhianna logs into a site and responds to a series of questions about how she is feeling. The researcher is using ____ self-report in this study.
a. signal-based
b. event-based
c. interval-based
d. bogus pipeline
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