In One Study, Participants Were Told That They Had Either

Multiple Choice

In one study, participants were told that they had either done well or poorly on a test, and were then given the opportunity to participate in an ostensible study on alcohol preferences. What were the findings?

A) Those participants who believed they did poorly drank less wine.
B) Those participants who believed they did poorly drank more wine.
C) Among those participants who believed they did poorly, existing levels of private self-consciousness predicted higher levels of drinking.
D) Among those participants who believed they did poorly, there was no relationship between existing levels of private self-consciousness and levels of drinking.