Multiple Choice
Suppose that Elaine has been instructed to think freely about black cats for five minutes, whereas Kathleen has been ordered not to think about black cats for five minutes. After the initial five-minute period has passed, both Elaine and Kathleen are allowed to think about black cats. According to Wegner and his coauthors, during this second time period, what is most likely to happen?
A) Both Elaine and Kathleen will spend equal amounts of time thinking about black cats.
B) Elaine will spend more time thinking about black cats than Kathleen will.
C) Kathleen will spend more time thinking about black cats than Elaine will.
D) We cannot predict which person will spend more time thinking about black cats, because ironic effects are unpredictable.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q44: Imagine that you have been on a
Q45: Research on dichotic listening shows that<br>A) most
Q46: According to your textbook, consciousness refers to<br>A)
Q47: Chapter 3 discussed a study in which
Q48: The neuroscience research on the executive attention
Q50: Chinese readers make saccadic eye movements when
Q51: The series of little jumps made by
Q52: Suppose that you are sitting in a
Q53: The Stroop effect is related to selective
Q54: PET scan research shows that the _