Research on the Impact of Moods on Tasks That Involve

question 54

Multiple Choice

Research on the impact of moods on tasks that involve considerable cognitive demands suggests that:

• A) positive moods result in better performance.
• B) negative moods result in better performance.
• C) a person's mood doesn't really make a difference on his or her tasks.
• D) there is a curvilinear relationship between mood and tasks requiring high cognitive demands.

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