Recall One of the Clearest Demonstrations of the Spotlight Effect

question 40

Multiple Choice

Recall one of the clearest demonstrations of the spotlight effect.In this study, participants who arrived individually were asked to put on a T-shirt printed with an image that they found embarrassing.Then, these participants were asked to enter another room where a group of other participants sat.After just a few moments, the T-shirt wearer left the room.What were the results of this study?

• A) T-shirt wearers who reported extremely high levels of embarrassment were remembered better than wearers who reported extremely low levels of embarrassment.
• B) T-shirt wearers who reported extremely low levels of embarrassment were remembered better than wearers who reported extremely high levels of embarrassment.
• C) T-shirt wearers estimated that about one-half of the group would be able to identify the person pictured on the T-shirt when asked later on by the experimenter.But only about one-quarter of the group members actually made a correct identification.
• D) T-shirt wearers estimated that about one-quarter of the group would be able to identify the person pictured on the T-shirt when asked later on by the experimenter.But about one-half of the group made a correct identification.

Understand the role and procedural implementation of factorial research designs, including their ability to analyze multiple variables simultaneously.

Recognize the importance of analyzing the presence of main effects and interaction effects independently within the context of factorial research designs.

Understand the basic purposes and implications of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).

Comprehend the process and strategic aspects of collective bargaining.

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