Janet says that you are insensitive to her perspective despite your many attempts to listen honestly to her and empathize.
What will be an ideal response?
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When they get together to go through what they've collected and to talk about next steps, what will likely happen? a) Each woman will come to the meeting with preconceived notions about what the others will bring b) Each woman will behave much differently than the way the others believe she will act. c) Each woman will act as if the information presented by the others is inaccurate and will not work best for their plan. d) Each woman will have trouble saying anything negative about the others' suggestions.
Lisa thinking about her date on Saturday night is a physical distraction
a. True b. False
What two factors lead to short-term attraction?
What will be an ideal response?
Dani runs an experiment to test if messages using a guilt appeal are more persuasive than those not using a guilt appeal in persuading parents to vaccinate their children. She finds that the messages with the guilt appeal are more persuasive. From this experiment she can conclude:
a. guilt appeals are more persuasive that other appeals b. guilt appeals are persuasive in health-related situations c. that in this case guilt appeals are more persuasive d. guilt appeals are an effective means of persuasion