The finding that more observable traits yield better interjudge agreement suggests that peer judgment is based more on ________ than on ________.

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The finding that more observable traits yield better interjudge agreement suggests that peer judgment is based more on direct behavioral observation than on a manufactured reputation. There is no mention or indication in the question stem that stereotypes or expectancies play a role in peer judgment. Therefore, options A and D can be ruled out. Option B is the opposite of what is stated in the question stem. So, the correct answer is C.

The Finding That More Observable Traits Yield Better Interjudge Agreement