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Effects on self esteem on helping behavior
Q. Record the type of research design used
true lab experiment
quasi-experiment
field experiment
correlation
A social psychologist is interested in the effects of self esteem on helping behavior. She manipulates self-esteem by telling participants they have done poorly (low self esteem) or very well (high self esteem) on a test of mental ability and then measures their willingness to help a woman who has supposedly fallen off a ladder in her room.
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