N measuring perceptions of a stranger, why did you choose to use some trait adjectives (warm, friendly, caring) and not others (talkative, clean, detail-oriented) ? to focus only on traits that relate to warmth and friendliness to understand how different coffee flavors influence perceptions of warmth and friendliness to focus on general traits that provide information beyond warmth and friendliness to understand how prior coffee-drinking experience influences perceptions of war

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Braylen Arellano

Social Studies

18 January, 11:52

N measuring perceptions of a stranger, why did you choose to use some trait adjectives (warm, friendly, caring) and not others (talkative, clean, detail-oriented) ? to focus only on traits that relate to warmth and friendliness to understand how different coffee flavors influence perceptions of warmth and friendliness to focus on general traits that provide information beyond warmth and friendliness to understand how prior coffee-drinking experience influences perceptions of war

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Beckett Strong · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. The reason for the use of trait adjectives, such as: warm, friendly and caring, when measuring perceptions of a stranger, is to emphsize those characteristics the person has that relate to warmth and friendliness, also showing they demonstrate a concern for others, by being a caring person.