Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... Sometimes it is difficult to avoid complying . When , as part of a crowd , you rise to cheer a game - winning touchdown , are you conforming ? When , along with millions of others , you drink milk or cof- fee , are you conforming ? When ...
... Sometimes it is difficult to avoid complying . When , as part of a crowd , you rise to cheer a game - winning touchdown , are you conforming ? When , along with millions of others , you drink milk or cof- fee , are you conforming ? When ...
Page 263
... sometimes diabolical , sometimes salutary ; sometimes effective , sometimes futile . Persuasion is nei- ther inherently good nor bad . It is usually the content of the message that elicits judgments of good or bad . The bad we call ...
... sometimes diabolical , sometimes salutary ; sometimes effective , sometimes futile . Persuasion is nei- ther inherently good nor bad . It is usually the content of the message that elicits judgments of good or bad . The bad we call ...
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... sometimes pleased , sometimes deprived , sometimes neutral . Most of us have experienced the adaptation - level phenomenon . More con- sumer goods , academic achievement , or social prestige provide an initial surge of pleasure . Yet ...
... sometimes pleased , sometimes deprived , sometimes neutral . Most of us have experienced the adaptation - level phenomenon . More con- sumer goods , academic achievement , or social prestige provide an initial surge of pleasure . Yet ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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