Researchers Have Manipulated How Powerful Participants Felt During an Experiment

question 39

Multiple Choice

Researchers have manipulated how powerful participants felt during an experiment. Consistent with the approach/inhibition theory of power, study results suggested that high-power participants were

• A) more likely to use individuating information.
• B) more likely to show empathy.
• C) more likely to stereotype others.
• D) less likely to take others' perspectives.

Identify business practices that potentially violate antitrust laws, including predatory pricing, tying, and other practices.

Comprehend the impact of market structures, particularly oligopoly, on competition and pricing strategies.

Understand the effect of the number of firms in an oligopoly on market outputs and prices.

Describe the purpose and effects of antitrust laws on market competition and consumer welfare.