Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... questions that would demonstrate their general wealth of knowledge . It's fun to imagine the questions : " Where is Bainbridge Island ? " " What is the seventh book in the Old Testament ? " " Which has the longer coastline , Europe or ...
... questions that would demonstrate their general wealth of knowledge . It's fun to imagine the questions : " Where is Bainbridge Island ? " " What is the seventh book in the Old Testament ? " " Which has the longer coastline , Europe or ...
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... questions to choose from , even experienced psychotherapists prefer the extro- verted questions when testing for extroversion and unwittingly trigger extro- verted behavior among their interviewees ( Dallas & Baron , 1985 ; Snyder ...
... questions to choose from , even experienced psychotherapists prefer the extro- verted questions when testing for extroversion and unwittingly trigger extro- verted behavior among their interviewees ( Dallas & Baron , 1985 ; Snyder ...
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... questions before asking a series of questions eliciting terse answers ( “ How tall was he ? " ) . Fisher and Edward Geiselman say interviews should begin by al- lowing eyewitnesses to offer their own unprompted recollections . The ...
... questions before asking a series of questions eliciting terse answers ( “ How tall was he ? " ) . Fisher and Edward Geiselman say interviews should begin by al- lowing eyewitnesses to offer their own unprompted recollections . The ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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