QUESTION 22 In Dutton and Aron's study of misattribution of arousal, some men were interviewed by a female experimenter on a solid and stable footbridge and others were interviewed by a female...

Extracted text: QUESTION 22 In Dutton and Aron's study of misattribution of arousal, some men were interviewed by a female experimenter on a solid and stable footbridge and others were interviewed by a female experimenter on a wobbly and unstable footbridge. They found that OA. men interviewed on the unstable bridge associated the experimenter with the scary situation and were less likely to later call the experimenter on the telephone. OB. men interviewed on the unstable bridge were more likely to telephone the experimenter and seemed more attracted to her. OC. men interviewed on the unstable bridge seemed more attracted to the experimenter but for reasons they could not explain to themselves, were less likely to call her on the telephone. O D. the men seemed more confident and attractive to the experimenter when she interviewed them on the solid and stable footbridge.