Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... expressed attitudes because , as Figure 4-1 suggests , our behavior and our expressed attitudes are both subject to other influences . One social psychologist counted 40 separate factors that complicate their relationship ( Triandis ...
... expressed attitudes because , as Figure 4-1 suggests , our behavior and our expressed attitudes are both subject to other influences . One social psychologist counted 40 separate factors that complicate their relationship ( Triandis ...
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... expressed as part of a now - forgotten survey . The procedure convinced everyone . Once the students were convinced , the attitude meter was hidden and they were asked questions concerning their attitudes toward African - Americans and ...
... expressed as part of a now - forgotten survey . The procedure convinced everyone . Once the students were convinced , the attitude meter was hidden and they were asked questions concerning their attitudes toward African - Americans and ...
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... expression whenever the shock came on . If , as Freud and others supposed , expressing an emotion allows us to dis- charge it , then the pained expression should be inwardly calming ( Cacioppo & others , 1992 ) . Actually , compared to ...
... expression whenever the shock came on . If , as Freud and others supposed , expressing an emotion allows us to dis- charge it , then the pained expression should be inwardly calming ( Cacioppo & others , 1992 ) . Actually , compared to ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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