Multiple Choice
Jonah and Elias are participants in a research study. One task involves reading an ambiguous story, which participants can interpret in a variety of ways. Jonah interprets the story as threatening. Elias, however, interprets the story as comical. What conclusions can you draw about the personalities of Jonah and Elias?
A) Jonah probably tends to experience excessive anxiety while Elias does not.
B) Elias probably tends to disregard others' feelings while Jonah is highly sensitive to others' feelings.
C) Jonah and Elias probably have opposing personality disorders-one is internalizing and the other is externalizing.
D) Jonah probably tends to experience mood dysfunction but Elias does not.
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