When Put in a Foul-Smelling Rather Than a Pleasant-Smelling Room

question 3

Multiple Choice

When put in a foul-smelling rather than a pleasant-smelling room, people expressed harsher judgments of immoral acts such as lying. This best illustrates the importance of

• A) Weber's law.
• B) the McGurk effect.
• C) embodied cognition.
• D) sensory adaptation.

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