A Study on Controllability by Weiss (1971) Discovered That

question 50

Multiple Choice

A study on controllability by Weiss (1971) discovered that

• A) rats that could control the stressor suffered the same level of ulceration as rats who could not control the stressor.
• B) rats that could not exercise control over the stressor did not show any levels of ulceration.
• C) shocked rats did not show a great deal of ulceration.
• D) rats that could exercise control over the stressor suffered milder ulceration than did rats who could not control the stressor.
• E) rats that could control the stressor had higher levels of ulceration than did those who could not control the stressor.

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