Match each study to the appropriate description. Part A
1. role-conferred advantage and disadvantage2. adjusting automatic characterizations3. "learning" that perceivers experienced from behavior they elicited from another
Part B
a. Observers had to judge how generally anxious a person who appeared anxious was, while discussing innocuous or anxiety-provoking topics. Those who were distracted did not have the resources to modify their initial impression.
b. Participants made inferences about their partner's personality based on their partner's responses—even when the participants had dictated those responses.
c. Participants thought the questioners were more knowledgeable than the contestants, even though the participants knew that the contestants had been randomly assigned to their roles and that the questioners had an easier task.