________ is to dissonance-induced attitude change as ________ is to no attitude change
a. Counterattitudinal advocacy; internal justification
b. External justification; internal justification
c. Internal justification; counterattitudinal advocacy
d. Internal justification; external justification.
Answer: D
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a. ?indulgent b. ?authoritative c. ?authoritarian d. ?uninvolved
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a. aggressive c. assertive b. prosocial d. angry
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A) primarily influenced by the social transmission of knowledge. B) controlled by successful imprinting during the early critical period. C) both products and producers of their environments. D) driven solely by their inner dispositions.
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a. you are mistaken since you cannot experience two opposite emotions at the same time. b. your left hemisphere processes the positive emotion of happiness, while your right hemisphere processes the negative emotion of sadness. c. the negative emotion of sadness is processed by the reticular formation, while the positive emotion of happiness is processed by the amygdala. d. one emotion happened first but the hippocampus made it appear that the emotions were happening simultaneously.