Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... important given factor X and credibility is more important given not - X . But what is factor X ? George Goethals and Erick Nelson ( 1973 ) discovered that it is whether the topic is one of subjective preference or objective reality ...
... important given factor X and credibility is more important given not - X . But what is factor X ? George Goethals and Erick Nelson ( 1973 ) discovered that it is whether the topic is one of subjective preference or objective reality ...
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... important is- sues ? Probably not . Researchers have time and again found little effect of polit- ical advertising on voters ' attitudes in the general presidential election ( al- though , of course , even a small effect could swing a ...
... important is- sues ? Probably not . Researchers have time and again found little effect of polit- ical advertising on voters ' attitudes in the general presidential election ( al- though , of course , even a small effect could swing a ...
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... important are perceptions of the judge's or mediator's neutrality and honesty ? ( Quite important , re- ports Tom Tyler , 1988 , 1989. ) Most English - speaking countries have an ad- versarial justice system that asks attorneys not to ...
... important are perceptions of the judge's or mediator's neutrality and honesty ? ( Quite important , re- ports Tom Tyler , 1988 , 1989. ) Most English - speaking countries have an ad- versarial justice system that asks attorneys not to ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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