In Their Classic Study of Rumor Transmission, Allport and Postman

Multiple Choice

In their classic study of rumor transmission, Allport and Postman found that

A) often a black was reported, wrongly, to have been holding a knife.
B) rumors increase the amount of violence, the more they are retold.
C) eyewitnesses are more accurate than is generally believed.
D) rumor transmission cannot be studied in the laboratory.