Consider the Eberhardt et al. (2004) article you read for class. Let's say you were interested in extending the results of these studies beyond questions related to race and crime. Which of the following hypotheses would be the most direct extrapolation of the Eberhardt et al. investigation? You believe that the population you are studying has a cognitive association between men and the tendency to be physically aggressive. Accordingly, when you first ask participants to memorize a series of words that includes aggressive, violent, and physical, and thenin a supposedly unrelated taskyou ask them to read an ambiguous story about a fictional individual, you predict that they will be more negative in their evaluation of this individual when it is a woman but not when it is a man. You believe that the population you are studying has a cognitive association between being gay and being artistic. Accordingly, when you subliminally prime participants with the word gay, and then you ask them to complete a drawing task, you predict that their work will be more artistically creative than the drawings of participants in a control, no-priming condition. You believe that the population you are studying has a cognitive association between Asian individuals and math ability. Accordingly, when you subliminally prime participants with numbers and other math-related images, and then you later present them with a dot-probe attentional task, you predict that they will spend more time looking at an Asian versus a White face. You believe that the population you are studying has a cognitive association between being heavy and being lazy. Accordingly, when you present participants with a series of job rsums and ask them to evaluate the candidates, you predict that they will give lower ratings to rsums accompanied by a photo of a large individual than to rsums accompanied by a photo of a thinner individual