Extra Credit (1 point; no penalty for incorrect answer.) Ima…
Extra Credit (1 point; no penalty for incorrect answer.) Imagine that you have to convince an audience to adopt your opinion on health care reform, but the specific arguments that your team has selected for your presentation are weak. According to research on attitude change, what should you do to increase your chances of being persuasive despite your weak arguments?
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Extra Credit (1 point; no penalty for incorrect answer.) Cognitive consistency theories teach a broad and important lesson about how to influence someone else’s attitudes. Specifically, if you want people to accept the broader value or message behind what you got them to do, then you should use the __________ amount of incentive or coercion necessary to induce compliance.
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In the McAlister and Bargh (2016) study that we read, the researchers hypothesized that there would be a significant interaction effect between involvement and argument strength in the explanation of attitude. Their first hypothesis (H1) was supported; there was a significant involvement by argument strength interaction effect. What was the nature of the interaction effect between involvement and argument strength?
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A population of 30 deer are introduced into a wildlife sanctuary. It is estimated that the sanctuary can sustain up to 700 deer. Absent constraints, the population would grow by 30% per year. a) Estimate the population after one year. b) Estimate the population after three years.
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