Research illustrated that even the presence of a(n) ________ impacted performance such that participants did better on ________ tasks and worse on ________ tasks
a. favorite TV character; complex; simple
b. unknown movie star; simple; complex
c. unknown actor; complex; simple
d. favorite TV character; simple; complex
Answer: D
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