Caroline had to decide between going to a close friend’s bridal shower or a family member’s birthday party, two equally desirable options. Caroline decides to attend the birthday party. Caroline is:
a. unlikely to experience a high level of dissonance because they were both good options.
b. likely to regret her decision
c. likely to experience dissonance because both were good options
d. likely to experience dissonance because she did not have enough consonant cognitions about her decision
c. likely to experience dissonance because both were good options
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a. conflict b. emergence c. orientation d. uncertainty
Rita takes the role of __________ when she consistently reminds other faculty members that she has been an instructor in the department for over 25 years and therefore, even though she is not in a tenure track position,
she has seen everything and knows what is best for the department. Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
If Leon gave a speech for which he only had 15 minutes to prepare, he would be giving an extemporaneous speech.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Compose four unlawful questions and explain how you would respond to each of them.
What will be an ideal response?