What Were the Findings of Lin & Han (2009) Regarding

question 29

Multiple Choice

What were the findings of Lin & Han (2009) regarding priming of different self-concepts?

• A) Priming with 'we' increases object recognition whereas priming with 'I' increased scene recognition.
• B) Priming with 'I' increases global based processing whereas priming with 'we' increased local-based processing.
• C) Priming with 'we' increases global based processing whereas priming with 'I' increased local-based processing.
• D) Priming with 'I' increases object recognition whereas priming with 'we' increased scene recognition.

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Definitions:

Sample

A subset of individuals from a larger population, selected for participation in a research study, meant to represent the larger group.

Cohort

A group of individuals sharing a specific characteristic, typically defined by age, who are studied over a period of time.

Variables

Elements or factors that can change and affect the outcome of scientific experiments or research studies, allowing researchers to determine effects and correlations.

Correlation Coefficient

A statistical measure that indicates the extent to which two variables fluctuate together.