In the 1950s, there was a particularly violent football game between dartmouth and princeton. after the game was over, there was a great deal of disagreement over what had happened in the game. psychologists albert hastorf and hadley cantril decided to investigate this by interviewing students from each school and asking them questions about what had happened. the researchers found that despite the fact that they all had seen the exact same game, students from each school had surprisingly different interpretations and recollections of the game. the results from this study had a significant impact on one of the major psychological perspectives discussed in the text. based on your current knowledge of psychology, which of the perspectives do you suppose it was?