Honor and Emotional Reactions

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Using the South University Online Library, search the article, “A Bumpy Train Ride: A Field Experiment on Insult, Honor, and Emotional Reactions.”

Pay special attention to the Method section. Summarize the purpose of the study. Think about the specific issues or points they should have covered in the debriefing session. Consider the APA ethical requirements. Write the specific things the investigators would have had to include during the debriefing session if the study had been conducted in the United States. Explain why the investigators would have to include these specific things. Compile your work in a 1- to 2-page Microsoft Word document.

Submission Details:
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In the article entitled ‘A Bumpy Train Ride: A Field Experiment on Insult, Honor, and Emotional Reactions’ by Hans Ijzerman, there is a description of the relationship between the matters that we take as our normal reaction after being offended. It focuses on the reaction insult has on people through an experiment conducted. Everyone is from different backgrounds and various social influences. The article highlights how people respond to insults aimed towards their common depiction (IJzerman, van Dijk, & Gallucci, 2007). The research can show how honor is also a key player such that it is tied to emotional responses.

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