This manuscript reports an experiment in which undergraduate confederates interacted with naïve participants. At 5-min into a 7-min interaction, the confederate manipulated their cell phone: (1) phone rings, confederate ignores; (2) phone rings, confederate picks up; or (3) confederate proactively checks cell phone. Both the participants and the confederates were video recorded for the entire 7 min. In addition, participants filled out a questionnaire at the end of the interaction. The videos were coded and analyzed to determine what behavioral reactions, if any, were related to responses on the questionnaire. The data indicated that participants who looked away from the confederate after phone manipulation had significantly more negative perceptions of the confederate than those who emitted other behaviors.

这份手稿报道了一个实验，在该实验中，大学同盟与天真的参与者进行了互动。在5分钟到7分钟的互动中，同盟者操纵了他们的手机：（1）电话响起，同盟者忽略；（2）电话响起，同盟接听；或（3）主动检查手机。参与者和同盟者都被记录了整个7分钟的视频。此外，参与者在互动结束时填写了调查表。对视频进行编码和分析，以确定哪些行为反应（如果有）与问卷上的反应有关。数据表明，在进行电话操作后将视线从同盟者那里移开的参与者比那些表现出其他行为的参与者对同盟者的负面印象明显更多。