Research participants in Dutton and Aron's ""Bridge Study"" were significantly more likely to call the phone mumber given to them at the end of the study when …

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In Dutton and Aron's "Bridge Study," participants were more likely to call the phone number given to them when they were on the shaky bridge and the interviewer was female. This finding was interpreted as evidence of misattribution of arousal, where the heightened physiological arousal due to the shaky bridge was misattributed to attraction to the interviewer.

Research Participants in Dutton and Aron's ""Bridge Study"" Were Significantly