Multiple Choice
Willis and Todorov (2006) showed college students photos of strangers' faces and found that
A) participants were unable to rate the personality in the photos when they only saw the faces for less than one second.
B) even when they saw the photos for less than one second, participants' ratings of the faces were highly correlated with the ratings of others who looked at the faces without time limits.
C) participants who only saw the faces for less than one second rated the faces as possessing more negative traits than others who were allowed to look at the faces for as long as they wanted to.
D) the longer it took participants to rate each face, the more accurate their ratings were.
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