Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... look- ing at the brighter side . Sad people look more at the gloomy side of life , and prefer less upbeat people , stories , movies , and music . The dramatic effect of moods pervades our thinking . To West Germans en- joying their ...
... look- ing at the brighter side . Sad people look more at the gloomy side of life , and prefer less upbeat people , stories , movies , and music . The dramatic effect of moods pervades our thinking . To West Germans en- joying their ...
Page 419
... look alike . Many of us can recall embarrassing ourselves by confusing two people of another racial group , prompting the person we've misnamed to say , " You think we all look alike . " Experiments by John Brigham , June Chance , Alvin ...
... look alike . Many of us can recall embarrassing ourselves by confusing two people of another racial group , prompting the person we've misnamed to say , " You think we all look alike . " Experiments by John Brigham , June Chance , Alvin ...
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... look for in a potential date ? Sincerity ? Good looks ? Char- acter ? Conversational ability ? Sophisticated , intelligent people are unconcerned with such superficial qualities as good looks ; they know " beauty is only skin deep " and ...
... look for in a potential date ? Sincerity ? Good looks ? Char- acter ? Conversational ability ? Sophisticated , intelligent people are unconcerned with such superficial qualities as good looks ; they know " beauty is only skin deep " and ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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