The Results of Crum and Langer's Hotel Experiment

question 207

Multiple Choice

The results of Crum and Langer's hotel experiment:

• A) were contradicted by the results of correlational research based on a student survey about health, diet, and exercise and personality measures.
• B) had little impact because the statistical analysis was flawed.
• C) provided additional support for the idea that people's beliefs and expectations can have a powerful influence.
• D) were discounted because the evidence was purely correlational.

Recognize the impact of trust and power dynamics on self-disclosure within superior-subordinate relationships.

Understand the principles and processes of active and effective listening.

Comprehend the role of nonverbal communication cues in enhancing interpersonal relationships and communication effectiveness.

Grasp the concept of 360-degree feedback and its importance in gathering multifaceted insights on behaviors and competencies.

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