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Maslowich
3 years ago
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In the schacter and singer study, the participants who were most likely to adopt the mood of the accomplice were those who: were

aroused and did not expect arousal were aroused and expected arousal were not aroused and expected no arousal were not aroused and expected arousal
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Westkost [7]3 years ago
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Answer: (B.)., those who were aroused and did not expect arousal<span>
In the Schachter and Singer study, which participants were most likely to adopt the mood of the accomplice?

a. those who were aroused and expected arousal
b. those who were aroused and did not expect arousal
c. those who were not aroused and expected no arousal
d. those who were not aroused and expected arousal</span>
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