Participants in a Study Freely Engage in a Behaviour That

question 5

Multiple Choice

Participants in a study freely engage in a behaviour that is contrary to their attitudes.This behaviour causes an increase in physiological arousal,but the experimenter tells the participants that this arousal is the product of a placebo pill they have taken.Under these conditions,we would not expect the participants to change their attitudes to be more in line with their behaviour,a finding that is most consistent with ______________ theory.

• A) the theory of planned behaviour
• B) social identity theory
• C) self-justification
• D) cognitive dissonance

Recognize the rights and limitations of donee and creditor beneficiaries under a contract.

Identify the enforceability and effect of anti-assignment clauses in contracts.

Distinguish between the legal treatments of assignable and non-assignable contract rights.

Understand the implications of the "American rule" regarding the rights of assignees.

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Servings

Quantified amounts of food or drink, as recommended by nutrition guidelines or determined by individual packaging.

Mixed Numbers

A number consisting of an integer and a fraction part, such as 3 1/2.

Improper Fractions

Fractions where the numerator (top number) is larger than or equal to the denominator (bottom number), meaning the fraction is equal to or greater than 1.

Lowest Terms

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