In the Position- Entanglement Experiment, One of the Two Particles

question 57

Multiple Choice

In the position- entanglement experiment, one of the two particles impacts at a particular point on one of the screens. Is the other particle affected by this observation, and if so, how?

• A) Yes, the other particle transitions into a new quantum state a little later, after the force exerted by the first particle has had time to reach the second particle.
• B) Yes, the other particle immediately makes a transition into a different quantum state, even though the two particles are some distance apart.
• C) Yes, the other particle then ceases to feel the force exerted by the first particle.
• D) No, the other particle is not affected because they are separate particles.
• E) No, the other particle is not affected because observations [such as the impact of a particle] cannot in themselves alter other objects in the real physical world.

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Apply knowledge of definitions to analyze real-world examples.

Understand Lewin's force field analysis model, including the concepts of unfreezing, movement, and refreezing.

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