Experience Sampling Studies Have Found That

question 14

Multiple Choice

Experience sampling studies have found that:

• A) Students who completed laboratory experiments were more likely to be biased by an experimenter's tone of voice when they identified with highly empathetic cultures.
• B) When beeped electronically and asked to report on their current emotions, students from Eastern cultures report more complex emotional experiences than Western students.
• C) fMRI data reveal greater levels of activation in the brains of Eastern students who are viewing landscape paintings than in the brains of Western students viewing a comparable set of stimuli.
• D) Students who received a painful injection as part of a fear induction were equally unsettled and anxious, regardless of culture.

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