Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... usually wrong ? Some- times it is . Until science dethroned the common sense view , centuries of daily experience assured people that the sun revolved around the earth . But usually conventional wisdom is right - under certain ...
... usually wrong ? Some- times it is . Until science dethroned the common sense view , centuries of daily experience assured people that the sun revolved around the earth . But usually conventional wisdom is right - under certain ...
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... usually look forward to things getting better . Often , though , we fail to recognize this regression effect . We puzzle at why baseball's rookie - of- the - year often has a more ordinary second year - did he become overconfi- dent ...
... usually look forward to things getting better . Often , though , we fail to recognize this regression effect . We puzzle at why baseball's rookie - of- the - year often has a more ordinary second year - did he become overconfi- dent ...
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... usually the content of the message that elicits judgments of good or bad . The bad we call " propaganda . " The good we call " education . " True education is more factually based and less coercive than mere propaganda . Yet generally ...
... usually the content of the message that elicits judgments of good or bad . The bad we call " propaganda . " The good we call " education . " True education is more factually based and less coercive than mere propaganda . Yet generally ...
Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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