Kiesler and Baral Manipulated the Self-Esteem of the Participants in Their

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Multiple Choice

Kiesler and Baral manipulated the self-esteem of the participants in their study by:

• A) giving them false feedback on their performance on a memory and math test.
• B) giving them false results on a self-esteem test administered by the Yale psychology department.
• C) giving them photos of either beautiful or ugly people to rate.
• D) having them dress in ill fitting clothing and stand in front of mirror.

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Definitions:

General Happiness

A state of overall well-being and contentment with life, reflecting positive emotions and satisfaction.

Active Religious Faith

Engagement in religious practices and beliefs with sincerity and regular participation, often resulting in positive psychological or social outcomes.

Well Educated

Having acquired extensive knowledge or learning through formal education or personal study.

Younger Than 50

Refers to individuals or entities that are below the age of 50 years.