If an experiment does NOT get participants psychologically involved and engaged, even though the setting of the experiment closely resembles the real world physically, then the experiment would be said to be ____.

A) low in experimental realism and low in mundane realism
B) low in experimental realism but high in mundane realism
C) high in experimental realism but low in mundane realism
D) high in experimental realism and high in mundane realism

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Isaiah Baumgartner · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Experimental realism refers to the extent to which an experiment is engaging and involves its participants psychologically, while mundane realism refers to how much an experiment physically resembles the real world. If participants are not psychologically involved, the experiment is low in experimental realism, but if the setting closely resembles the real world, it is high in mundane realism.

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