Research Conducted by Hall and Colleagues Suggests That We Tend

question 20

Multiple Choice

Research conducted by Hall and colleagues suggests that we tend to believe that dominant people touch others more than do subordinate people, and behavioral data indicate that

• A) this expectation is accurate.
• B) this expectation leads us to be hesitant to make physical contact during interactions.
• C) this expectation is not accurate.
• D) this expectation is only accurate regarding male targets, and not for female targets.

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