In a study of interpersonal attraction, subjects watched a videotape featuring a person who was (1) either competent or incompetent, and (2) either did or did not spill coffee on himself (i.e., "blundered") . After watching the tape, all subjects indicated how much they liked the person in the film on a seven-point scale. Consider the following outcome:
This outcome shows
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