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Dissonance after Decisions The emphasis on perceived choice and responsibility implies that decisions pro- duce dissonance . When faced with an important decision - what college to attend , whom to date , which job to accept - we are ...
Dissonance after Decisions The emphasis on perceived choice and responsibility implies that decisions pro- duce dissonance . When faced with an important decision - what college to attend , whom to date , which job to accept - we are ...
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How do you think the group decisions compared to the average decision before the discussions ? Would the groups be likely to take greater risks ? Would they be more cautious ? About the same ? Much to everyone's amazement ...
How do you think the group decisions compared to the average decision before the discussions ? Would the groups be likely to take greater risks ? Would they be more cautious ? About the same ? Much to everyone's amazement ...
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There was a serious flaw in the decision - making process . " Report of the Presidential Com- mission on the Space Shuttle Challenger Accident , 1986 shuttle's rocket boosters , and at Rockwell International , which manufactures the ...
There was a serious flaw in the decision - making process . " Report of the Presidential Com- mission on the Space Shuttle Challenger Accident , 1986 shuttle's rocket boosters , and at Rockwell International , which manufactures the ...
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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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