In Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singer's 1962 study,participants' emotions matched the confederates' behavior when they received no explanation for the physiological side effects they were feeling.

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In Schachter and Singer's two-factor theory of emotion, participants' emotions matched the confederates' behavior only when they received no explanation for the physiological side effects they were feeling. When given a plausible explanation, participants did not experience the same emotions as the confederate.

In Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singer's 1962 Study,participants' Emotions Matched