Hull and Young (1983) conducted a study examining the effects of providing individuals with negative feedback about their IQ. Their results indicated that:
a. People placed in front of a mirror were less angry than people who were not placed in front of a mirror.
b. People placed in front of a mirror were angrier than people who were not placed in front of a mirror.
c. People given negative feedback drank more wine than people given positive feedback.
d. People given negative feedback drank less wine than people given positive feedback.
Answer: C
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