Pablo and Celia Ask a Job Applicant to Talk About

Multiple Choice

Pablo and Celia ask a job applicant to talk about her background for a few minutes.Before doing so,the applicant says she has bad allergies,so she might sniffle and speak with a shaky voice.The applicant then talks about herself,and she does,in fact,sniffle and speak with a shaky voice.While the applicant talks,Pablo is attentive.But Celia is tired and her mind wanders a bit.Attribution research suggests that,compared with Pablo,Celia is more likely to

A) think that the applicant is anxious or upset.
B) be impressed by the applicant.
C) notice that the applicant is sick.
D) believe that the applicant is serious about the job.