In a classic study by Loftus, Miller and Burns (1978), subjects viewed slides depicting a car ...

In a classic study by Loftus, Miller and Burns (1978), subjects viewed slides depicting a car accident at a stop sign. Then half of the subjects were asked about a yield sign, and half were asked about a stop sign. The results indicated that:
 
  a) all of the subjects did poorly in recognizing the original slide of the accident.
   b) subjects who received consistent information (i.e., the stop sign question) did poorly in recognizing the original slide of the accident.
   c) subjects who were misled by the stop sign question did poorly in recognizing the original slide of the accident.
   d) subjects who were misled by the yield sign question did poorly recognizing the original slide of the accident.

Question 2

The findings from Morgan, Hazlett, Doran, Garrett, Hoyt, Thomas, Baranoski, and Southwick's study of eyewitness identification indicated that participants were likely in _____ mode while experiencing the prison camp simulation.
 
  a) activation
   b) arousal
   c) tunnel vision
   d) weapon focus