Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... suggests that a string of gold stars by one's name on the spelling chart and constant praise from an admiring teacher can ... suggest cause - effect relations . Time- lagged correlations reveal the sequence of events ( for example , by ...
... suggests that a string of gold stars by one's name on the spelling chart and constant praise from an admiring teacher can ... suggest cause - effect relations . Time- lagged correlations reveal the sequence of events ( for example , by ...
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... suggest practical application . Social - facilitation theory has definitely generated the first two types of prediction : ( 1 ) The basics of the the- ory ( that the presence of others is arousing and that this social arousal enhances ...
... suggest practical application . Social - facilitation theory has definitely generated the first two types of prediction : ( 1 ) The basics of the the- ory ( that the presence of others is arousing and that this social arousal enhances ...
Page 490
... suggested we instruct some people to rate each child's looks and correlate these with popularity . After doing so ... suggest maturity and dominance ( Sadalla & others , 1987 ) . Curiously , among homosexuals these pref- erences tend ...
... suggested we instruct some people to rate each child's looks and correlate these with popularity . After doing so ... suggest maturity and dominance ( Sadalla & others , 1987 ) . Curiously , among homosexuals these pref- erences tend ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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