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... recall love at first sight . Those who had broken up were more likely to recall having recognized the partner as somewhat selfish and ill - tempered . Diane Holmberg and John Holmes ( in press ) discovered the same phenome- non among ...
... recall love at first sight . Those who had broken up were more likely to recall having recognized the partner as somewhat selfish and ill - tempered . Diane Holmberg and John Holmes ( in press ) discovered the same phenome- non among ...
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... recall of social as well as physical events . Jack Crox- ton and his colleagues ( 1984 ) had students spend 15 minutes talking with someone . Those later informed that this person reported liking them recalled Twenty years ago , how did ...
... recall of social as well as physical events . Jack Crox- ton and his colleagues ( 1984 ) had students spend 15 minutes talking with someone . Those later informed that this person reported liking them recalled Twenty years ago , how did ...
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... Recall the study by Michael Ross and Fiore Sicoly ( 1979 ) in which married people gave themselves more credit for household work than their spouses . Might this not be due , as Ross and Sicoly believe , to our greater recall for what ...
... Recall the study by Michael Ross and Fiore Sicoly ( 1979 ) in which married people gave themselves more credit for household work than their spouses . Might this not be due , as Ross and Sicoly believe , to our greater recall for what ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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