Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... causing a burning pain to another child . This measure of behavior we call the dependent variable . ( Actually , there was no other child , so no one was really harmed . ) Such experiments indicate that television can be one cause of ...
... causing a burning pain to another child . This measure of behavior we call the dependent variable . ( Actually , there was no other child , so no one was really harmed . ) Such experiments indicate that television can be one cause of ...
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... cause negative thinking , or does negative thinking cause depression ? Depressed Moods Cause Negative Thinking As we saw in Chapter 3 , our moods definitely color our thinking . When we feel happy , we see and recall a good world . But ...
... cause negative thinking , or does negative thinking cause depression ? Depressed Moods Cause Negative Thinking As we saw in Chapter 3 , our moods definitely color our thinking . When we feel happy , we see and recall a good world . But ...
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... causes of social violence , any more than cyclamates are a primary cause of cancer . Rather they say television is a cause . Even if it is just one ingredient in a complex recipe for violence , it is one that , like cyclamates , is ...
... causes of social violence , any more than cyclamates are a primary cause of cancer . Rather they say television is a cause . Even if it is just one ingredient in a complex recipe for violence , it is one that , like cyclamates , is ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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