English, 17.05.2021 06:50 srgrace9948

Dunn, Huntsinger, Lun, and Sinclair (2018) conducted a study to explain how individuals interpret gift giving in new situations. They paired members of the opposite sex together and had them engage in social interaction for fewer than
five minutes. Afterwards they had each participant pick a gift card for their paired partner. After learning what their new
acquaintance had selected for them, participants completed a survey and indicated how similar they were to the
acquaintance. Results indicated women reported the same degree of similarity between themselves and the new
acquaintance whether they received a good gift of a bad gift, whereas men reported higher levels of similarity after
receiving a good gift and lower levels of similarity after receiving a bad gift. For this study, what would be the research
hypothesis?

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