Finkel and Eastwick Manipulated Selectivity in the Speed Dating Situation

question 2

Multiple Choice

Finkel and Eastwick manipulated selectivity in the speed dating situation by:

• A) having people stand at some events and seated at other events.
• B) giving women more "profile" information about the men than the men were given about the women.
• C) having males approach females half the time and women approach men half the time.
• D) shortening the length of time for each interview for half of the sessions.

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