How do lay theories affect the communication of risk to patients?
What will be an ideal response?
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When analyzing the results from multiple studies to make a generalization about a message variable, it is essential that researchers ensure that:
a. the studies followed the same experimental procedure b. the studies used the same pool of subjects c. the studies used the same definition of the variable being examined d. the studies reported the same outcomes.
Koresh?s group was considering how to approach the general topic of meth labs in their panel
discussion. Some wanted to discuss the problem on a national scale, but Koresh wanted to limit the topic to what was happening within the local area only. They had been arguing this for some time, and group members were getting frustrated. Finally, Sam suggested that they use a chalkboard, and make a written list of the pros and cons of each option. They did this, and it became clear that the best choice would be to limit the topic to the local area. Which function did Sam suggest for his group? A) identify a clear goal B) gather and use information effectively C) develop sensitivity toward others D) evaluate ideas
Beverly watches only Fox News because its reporters and commentators reinforce her existing beliefs and attitudes. Beverly is engaging in __________
a) selective exposure b) organization by rules c) the process of perception d) peer pressure
In terms of the principles of relationships, they are always
A. the same. B. challenging. C. inherent. D. changing.