Twenge and Colleagues' (2001)experimental Study on Social Exclusion Reveals That

question 45

Multiple Choice

Twenge and colleagues' (2001) experimental study on social exclusion reveals that

• A)although subjects were surprised by rejection,it did not result in an aggressive response even when given the opportunity to aggress.
• B)participants who were rejected by their friends became aggressive when given the opportunity,but were not significantly more aggressive in response to stranger rejection.
• C)participants who were rejected by strangers reacted aggressively when given the opportunity,but had significantly less reaction to rejection by friends.
• D)people who experience social rejection will retaliate with aggression if given the opportunity.
• E)social rejection causes passivity,withdrawal,and inhibited responding.

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