The Dilution Effect Is Even More Pronounced When Subjects Expect

question 16

True/False

The dilution effect is even more pronounced when subjects expect to justify their predictions to others.

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Definitions:

Antecedent

The “if” component in a hypothetical proposition.

Hypothetical Proposition

An assumption or proposition made for the sake of argument that explores consequences of its being true, regardless of its actual truth value.

Antecedent

In logic and grammar, it refers to the conditional clause or phrase to which a pronoun refers back; in logic, also the first part of a conditional statement.

Consequent

The “then” component in a hypothetical proposition.