"Yielding" subjects caved in to the majority because they sometimes
__________.
a. had distorted perceptions—that is, they actually saw the incorrect comparison line as really correct
b. distorted their judgments—that is, they lacked the confidence to stick by the right answer and felt a strong tendency to join the majority
c. distorted their actions—that is, they could not tolerate the appearance of defectiveness in the eyes of the majority
d. all of the above
e. b and c only
d
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mining, manufacturing, and transportation brought fundamental changes to the economy, the nature of work, family organization, and a transition from rural to urban life. a. 17th b. 18th c. 19th d. 20th
The total economic assets owned by a person or family is termed
a. income. b. social status. c. wealth. d. status base.
According to adults in a survey, what is the top feature of love?
support loyalty sexual attraction trust
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A) one-sided. B) unidirectional, ignoring the core. C) multi-directional, influencing the core. D) multi-directional, ignoring the core.