In Hess and Pullen's (1994)study of Impression Formation It Was

question 63

Multiple Choice

In Hess and Pullen's (1994) study of impression formation it was found that when positive information was provided after an initial negative portrayal of a person,older adults

• A) were more likely to change their impression than younger adults.
• B) were less likely to change their impression than younger adults.
• C) only paid attention to the positive information.
• D) and younger adults were unwilling to change their initial impressions.

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Definitions:

Capsid

Protein coat surrounding the nucleic acid of a virus.

Envelope

A flat, usually rectangular or square paper container used for sending letters or documents, or the outer covering of a structure.

Pilus

A hair-like appendage found on the surface of many bacteria, involved in adhesion to surfaces and in bacterial conjugation.

Endotoxins

Toxic substances bound to the bacterial cell wall and released when the bacteria disintegrates.