Lisa and Sally Ask a Job Applicant to Talk About

question 39

Multiple Choice

Lisa and Sally ask a job applicant to talk about her background for a few minutes.Before doing so, the applicant says she has bad allergies, so she might sniffle and speak with a shaky voice.The applicant then talks about herself, and she does, in fact, sniffle and speak with a shaky voice.While the applicant talks, Lisa is attentive.But Sally is tired and her mind wanders a bit.Attribution research suggests that, compared with Lisa, Sally is more likely to

• A) infer that the applicant is anxious or upset.
• B) be impressed by the applicant.
• C) notice subtle things about the applicant.
• D) deduce that the applicant is serious about the job.

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