When Participant's in Bazerman Et Al

question 61

Multiple Choice

When participant's in Bazerman et al.'s (1992) study predicted their reaction to only one of two options presented to them for resolving a financial dispute with a neighbor, which option was generally preferred across participants?

• A) The option that paid them $600 and their neighbor $800
• B) The option that paid them $800 and their neighbor $600
• C) The option that paid both their neighbor and themselves $500
• D) They were indifferent as to which option was best.

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