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Thus there is a connection between what we think and feel and what we do , even if that connection in many situations is looser than we'd like to believe . DOES BEHAVIOR DETERMINE ATTITUDES ? The attitude - action relation also works in ...
Thus there is a connection between what we think and feel and what we do , even if that connection in many situations is looser than we'd like to believe . DOES BEHAVIOR DETERMINE ATTITUDES ? The attitude - action relation also works in ...
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Second , explaining why people believe something says nothing about the truth of their beliefs . That is a logically separate issue . A psychology of religion that could tell us why a theist believes in God and an atheist disbelieves ...
Second , explaining why people believe something says nothing about the truth of their beliefs . That is a logically separate issue . A psychology of religion that could tell us why a theist believes in God and an atheist disbelieves ...
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In sympathy , the experimenter sug- gested that perhaps the observer ( the actual subject in this experiment ) might trade places and take the remaining shocks for her . Previously , half of these actual subjects had been led to believe ...
In sympathy , the experimenter sug- gested that perhaps the observer ( the actual subject in this experiment ) might trade places and take the remaining shocks for her . Previously , half of these actual subjects had been led to believe ...
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Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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