Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... mood , and they will often restore their mood by retrieving positive memories . Likewise , if put in a nega- tive mood , low self - esteem people will usually imagine a mood - consistent neg- ative story in response to an ambiguous ...
... mood , and they will often restore their mood by retrieving positive memories . Likewise , if put in a nega- tive mood , low self - esteem people will usually imagine a mood - consistent neg- ative story in response to an ambiguous ...
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David G. Myers. FIGURE 3-6 Menstruation , actual mood , and perceived mood . Ontario women's daily mood reports did not vary across their menstrual cycle . Yet they perceived that their moods were generally worse just before and during ...
David G. Myers. FIGURE 3-6 Menstruation , actual mood , and perceived mood . Ontario women's daily mood reports did not vary across their menstrual cycle . Yet they perceived that their moods were generally worse just before and during ...
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... mood , viewing the same tape seems to reveal a quite different you - one who is frequently stiff , nervous , and inarticulate ( Figure 3-7 ) . Given how your mood colors your judgments , you feel relieved at how things brighten when the ...
... mood , viewing the same tape seems to reveal a quite different you - one who is frequently stiff , nervous , and inarticulate ( Figure 3-7 ) . Given how your mood colors your judgments , you feel relieved at how things brighten when the ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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