Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... Evaluation Apprehension Nickolas Cottrell surmised that observers make us apprehensive because we wonder how they are evaluating us . To test whether evaluation apprehension exists , Cottrell and his associates ( 1968 ) repeated Zajonc ...
... Evaluation Apprehension Nickolas Cottrell surmised that observers make us apprehensive because we wonder how they are evaluating us . To test whether evaluation apprehension exists , Cottrell and his associates ( 1968 ) repeated Zajonc ...
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... evaluation apprehension ; when people are not account- able and cannot evaluate their own efforts , responsibility ... evaluation . When made the center of attention , people self - consciously monitor their behavior ( Mullen ...
... evaluation apprehension ; when people are not account- able and cannot evaluate their own efforts , responsibility ... evaluation . When made the center of attention , people self - consciously monitor their behavior ( Mullen ...
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... evaluation apprehension ; occurs in group situations that foster anonym- ity and draw attention away from the ... Evaluation apprehension : Concern for how others are evaluating us . Evolutionary psychology : The study of how natural ...
... evaluation apprehension ; occurs in group situations that foster anonym- ity and draw attention away from the ... Evaluation apprehension : Concern for how others are evaluating us . Evolutionary psychology : The study of how natural ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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