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In Lang's experiment studying the effects of alcohol and the effects of expectations on aggression there were three groups: Group 1: Expected alcohol, received only tonic.
Group 2: Expected alcohol, received alcohol mixed with tonic.
Group 3: Expected tonic, received alcohol mixed with tonic.
Which of the following is true?
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