Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... idea , " which may then af- fect how they interpret information . Beginning with the idea that homelessness reflects a failure of mental health programs , a reporter may inter- pret ambiguous information accordingly while discounting ...
... idea , " which may then af- fect how they interpret information . Beginning with the idea that homelessness reflects a failure of mental health programs , a reporter may inter- pret ambiguous information accordingly while discounting ...
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... idea that doing a favor engenders lik- ing . As clerk of the Pennsylvania General Assembly , he was disturbed by op- position from another important legislator . So Franklin set out to win him over : I did not ... aim at gaining his ...
... idea that doing a favor engenders lik- ing . As clerk of the Pennsylvania General Assembly , he was disturbed by op- position from another important legislator . So Franklin set out to win him over : I did not ... aim at gaining his ...
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... ideas ( McGlynn & others , 1995 ; Wright & others , 1990 ) . But contrary to the popular idea that brainstorming in small groups gener- ates more creative ideas than do the same people working alone , researchers agree it isn't so ...
... ideas ( McGlynn & others , 1995 ; Wright & others , 1990 ) . But contrary to the popular idea that brainstorming in small groups gener- ates more creative ideas than do the same people working alone , researchers agree it isn't so ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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