In One Study,participants in Group 1 Were Given a Pill

question 17

Multiple Choice

In one study,participants in Group 1 were given a pill and told,"This pill will make you a bit jumpy,will make your palms sweat,and may give you butterflies in your stomach." Participants in Group 2 were given the same pill,but they were told,"This pill may make you a little sleepy." In both cases,the pill was a placebo and actually had no effect.All participants were then exposed to electric shocks and were asked to rate how painful each shock had seemed.Given other evidence,we would expect that

• A)there would be no difference between the two groups.
• B)the participants would not differ in how they rated the shocks,but participants in Group 2 would end up having more positive feelings about the experiment.
• C)the participants in Group 2 would rate the shocks as less painful than the participants in Group 1.
• D)the participants in Group 1 would rate the shocks as less painful than the participants in Group 2.

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