Baumeister and Tice Examined Whether Rejection (Or Perceived Rejection) Would

Multiple Choice

Baumeister and Tice examined whether rejection (or perceived rejection) would affect an individual's performance on a test. What did they find?

A) "Rejected" subjects experienced a "double whammy"-they made a poorer effort and answered fewer questions correctly than did "accepted" subjects.
B) Although "rejected" subjects answered as many questions correctly as did "accepted" subjects, they were less enthusiastic about their results.
C) "Accepted" subjects tried harder, but "rejected" subjects answered more questions correctly.
D) "Rejected" subjects tried harder, but "accepted" subjects answered more questions correctly.