In a Study on Emotional Contagion by Barsade (2002), a Confederate

Multiple Choice

In a study on emotional contagion by Barsade (2002) , a confederate pretended to be in either a good or a bad mood during a group activity. The results of this study showed that:

A) Group members exposed to a negative mood were more likely to get sick.
B) Group members exposed to a positive mood cooperated less.
C) Group members exposed to a positive mood were more likely to remain friends after the study ended.
D) Group members exposed to a negative mood showed a decrease in perceived task performance.