Group members,when they must work in a hot room,are likely to
A)show signs of increased hostility.
B)be energized by the experience and become more productive.
C)spend more time in the room than they need to complete the task.
D)report enjoy sharing the odors that are characteristic of such spaces.
E)report feeling elated.

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Studies have shown that when people are exposed to high temperatures, they tend to become more irritable and hostile towards others. This is known as the "heat hypothesis" and can lead to increased tension and conflicts in group settings. Therefore, group members working in a hot room are more likely to show signs of increased hostility.

Group Members,when They Must Work in a Hot Room,are Likely