Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... Recall the study in which married people credited themselves for more housework than did their spouses . Might this not be due , as Michael Ross and Fiore Sicoly ( 1979 ) believe , to our greater recall for what we've actively done and ...
... Recall the study in which married people credited themselves for more housework than did their spouses . Might this not be due , as Michael Ross and Fiore Sicoly ( 1979 ) believe , to our greater recall for what we've actively done and ...
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... recall mildly pleasant events more favorably than they ex- perienced them . College students on a three - week bike trip , older adults on a guided tour of Austria , and undergraduates on vacation all report enjoying their experiences ...
... recall mildly pleasant events more favorably than they ex- perienced them . College students on a three - week bike trip , older adults on a guided tour of Austria , and undergraduates on vacation all report enjoying their experiences ...
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... recall with great confidence but sometimes little accuracy . In the typical experiment , people witness an event , receive misleading information about it ( or not ) , and then take a memory test . The repeated finding is the ...
... recall with great confidence but sometimes little accuracy . In the typical experiment , people witness an event , receive misleading information about it ( or not ) , and then take a memory test . The repeated finding is the ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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