Maria, susan, and bobby ran for class president. when the votes were tallied, maria received 38 votes, susan received 37 votes, and bobby garnered 35 votes. according to medvec and colleagues’ study of olympic athletes’ emotional reactions, one would expect to be the least happy with the election outcome.

One would expect Susan to be the LEAST happy with the election outcome.

Explanation:

Victoria Medvec conducted a study in 1995 with several colleagues with diverse athletes who participated in the Olympics, in the investigation evaluated the emotions that the athletes who won gold, silver and bronze medals had. He showed that athletes who won silver medals were more dissatisfied with the results than athletes who won the bronze medal, this is because it was easier for them to imagine winning the gold medal and that made them unhappy.

Because of this, in this case, Susan would be more dissatisfied with the result because she was only one point to match her rival and two points to win.

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