Participants in a Study by O'Connor and Rosenblood (1996) Indicated

question 4

Multiple Choice

Participants in a study by O'Connor and Rosenblood (1996) indicated about every hour whether they were alone or with others and whether they wanted to be alone or with others. The results of this study revealed that

• A) most of the time, participants wanted to be with others, but were alone.
• B) most of the time, participants wanted to be alone, but were with others.
• C) regardless of whether they wanted to be alone or with others, most of the time, participants were not in their desired social state.
• D) regardless of whether they wanted to be alone or with others, most of the time, participants were in their desired social state.

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