Recall That Liberman,Samuels,and Ross (2004)randomly Assigned Participants Previously Identified as Either

Multiple Choice

Recall that Liberman,Samuels,and Ross (2004) randomly assigned participants previously identified as either competitive or cooperative to play the same game under one of two names: the "Wall Street Game," or the "Community Game." Also recall that fully twice as many players in the Wall Street Game behaved competitively compared to people who played the Community Game.What do these findings suggest?

A) True personality differences do not exist.
B) Even minor aspects of a social situation can override personality differences.
C) All the competitive people ended up in the Wall Street Game group by chance.
D) It is not important to study individual differences in personality.
E) Social factors are less important than fundamental personality differences.