The Critical Reading Section in This Chapter Discusses the Researchers

question 36

Multiple Choice

The critical reading section in this chapter discusses the researchers Isabelle Blanchette (2014) and Roy Baumeister and his colleagues (2007) , who conducted literature reviews on whether emotion makes people irrational. These researchers concluded that:

• A) almost always, emotions make a person think and behave irrationally.
• B) only negative emotions make a person think and behave irrationally.
• C) emotions sometimes hinder and sometimes help people's reasoning and decision making.
• D) often positive emotions make a person think and behave irrationally, and they never facilitate thinking.

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