The Dependent Variables Used in the Dabbs and Leventhal Experiment

The dependent variables used in the Dabbs and Leventhal experiment to assess the effect of fear arousal on persuasion were:

A) subjects' intentions to take shots and their level of fear as measured on a 7-point anxiety scale.
B) subjects' intentions to take shots and their evaluations of the importance of shots in preventing disease.
C) subjects' actual shot-taking behavior and their perceptions of how painful the shots were.
D) subjects' intentions to take shots and their actual shot-taking behavior.