Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1983 - 674 pages |
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Page 11
... RECENT POLL 93 % OF THE RESPONDENTS INDICATED THAT POLLS HAD NO EFFECT ON THEIR OPINIONS . OH . WELL , WHY DON'T I I SUPPOSE JUST PUT YOU I COULD BE DOWN AS UNWRONG .. DECIDED ? NIVONAS SVIBAN 2-8 CB1 indean Survey researchers must be ...
... RECENT POLL 93 % OF THE RESPONDENTS INDICATED THAT POLLS HAD NO EFFECT ON THEIR OPINIONS . OH . WELL , WHY DON'T I I SUPPOSE JUST PUT YOU I COULD BE DOWN AS UNWRONG .. DECIDED ? NIVONAS SVIBAN 2-8 CB1 indean Survey researchers must be ...
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... Recent experiments indicate that one of the most significant facts about our minds is the extent to which our preconceived notions ( called " schemata " ) bias the way we view , interpret , and remember the information that comes to us ...
... Recent experiments indicate that one of the most significant facts about our minds is the extent to which our preconceived notions ( called " schemata " ) bias the way we view , interpret , and remember the information that comes to us ...
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... recent vintage has bred less racial prejudice . Hence the attitudes with which each ( age group ) has entered ... recent phenomenon : Can the principles be used as spectacles through which we can see more clearly the social influences ...
... recent vintage has bred less racial prejudice . Hence the attitudes with which each ( age group ) has entered ... recent phenomenon : Can the principles be used as spectacles through which we can see more clearly the social influences ...
Contents
How we do social psychology | 8 |
Social psychology and human values | 24 |
Does our behavior determine our attitudes? | 44 |
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