In Crum and Langer's Hotel Experiment, the Participants Were

question 203

Multiple Choice

In Crum and Langer's hotel experiment, the participants were:

• A) eighty-four female housekeeping staff at seven carefully matched hotels.
• B) all undergraduate students in introductory psychology classes at Harvard University.
• C) given either ginkgo biloba or a placebo depending on their assigned group.
• D) all male employees selected from the administrative staff of seven carefully matched hotels.

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Definitions:

Centralization

The organizational structure decision to concentrate decision-making authority and control at higher levels of management.

Supply Policies

Guidelines and rules set by an organization to govern its procurement activities and relationships with suppliers.

Purchasing Consortia

Groups of businesses that come together to aggregate their purchasing volume in order to negotiate better prices and terms from suppliers.

Confidentiality

The requirement to keep certain information private, not disclosing it to unauthorized individuals or parties.