Conventional Wisdom Says That When Someone Says Good Things About

question 35

Multiple Choice

Conventional wisdom says that when someone says good things about us we like them more, and when someone says bad things about us, we will like them less. What does Aronson say about this idea?

• A) It is true and is supported by research.
• B) It is only true if the person saying good things about us is attractive or if the person saying bad things is unattractive.
• C) Our liking of a person depends not only on what they say about us now, but also on what they've said about us in the past.
• D) We tend to make judgments about others irrespective of their opinions of us.

Recognize the social construction of disability and how societal attitudes affect the integration and treatment of individuals with disabilities.

Comprehend the emotional journey of individuals facing terminal illness as outlined by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.

Distinguish between social and biological aspects of death and the concept of social death.

Analyze the influence of age as a social variable on a person's life experience.

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Definitions:

Higher Risk

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Efficient Markets Hypothesis

The theory that asset prices reflect all publicly available information about the value of an asset.

Market Price

The current price at which an asset or service can be bought or sold in the marketplace.

Speculative Bubble

A situation in financial markets where the price of an asset rises significantly higher than its intrinsic value, driven by exuberant market behavior.