Recall that in one experiment, participants were assigned to one of two roles: questioner or responder.The questioner read a series of questions to the responder.The responder was told how to answer each question.In fact, the questioner him- or herself used a preprinted list to tell responders how to answer each question! The results of this research showed that the
A) questioners made judgments that support the false consensus effect.
B) respondents relied on the discounting principle.
C) questioners still drew inferences about the responders.
D) respondents formed negative impressions of the questioners.

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Despite being told how to answer each question, the questioners still drew inferences about the responders based on their answers. This suggests that even in a controlled experiment where responses are predetermined, people still try to make judgments and form impressions. The other answer choices are not supported by the information given.

Recall That in One Experiment, Participants Were Assigned to One