Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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Page 47
... later , they rated them again . Students who were more in love than ever had a tendency to recall love at first sight . Those who had broken up were more likely to recall having recognized the partner as somewhat selfish and ill ...
... later , they rated them again . Students who were more in love than ever had a tendency to recall love at first sight . Those who had broken up were more likely to recall having recognized the partner as somewhat selfish and ill ...
Page 81
... later , Dr. Ross was himself an examiner , now able to ask pene- trating questions on his favorite topics . Ross's hapless subject later confessed to feeling exactly as Ross had a half year before - dissatisfied with his ignorance and ...
... later , Dr. Ross was himself an examiner , now able to ask pene- trating questions on his favorite topics . Ross's hapless subject later confessed to feeling exactly as Ross had a half year before - dissatisfied with his ignorance and ...
Page 350
... later proved innocent , was saved from hanging or electrocution by a hairbreadth . Only by rare good fortune were some of the sentences of hanging and electrocution commuted to life imprisonment , so the error could still be cor- rected ...
... later proved innocent , was saved from hanging or electrocution by a hairbreadth . Only by rare good fortune were some of the sentences of hanging and electrocution commuted to life imprisonment , so the error could still be cor- rected ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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