Your Friend Wears Bell-Bottoms Constantly, a Behavior That Offends Your

question 128

Multiple Choice

Your friend wears bell-bottoms constantly, a behavior that offends your sense of style. If you wanted to apply cognitive dissonance theory to get your friend to change her attitude toward bell-bottoms, you should encourage her to give a public speech __________ under conditions of __________ external justification.

• A) against bell-bottoms; low
• B) in favor of bell-bottoms; low
• C) against bell-bottoms; high
• D) in favor of bell-bottoms; high

Analyze the appropriateness of subject lines in progress reports and how they impact report perception.

Categorize different types of reports based on their purpose and content.

Comprehend the elements and functions of reports, including how they are structured and what components they comprise.

Understand the principles of effective note-taking, including techniques and the importance of not recording information verbatim.

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Definitions:

Violence-Viewing Effect

The theory suggesting that exposure to violence through media can increase aggressive behavior and decrease empathy in individuals.

Imitation

The action of using someone or something as a model and emulating their behavior, actions, or techniques.

Karate Kicks

Specific techniques used in karate, a martial art, that involve striking or attacking with the feet.

Behavior Modeling

A teaching method that involves demonstrating a desired behavior as a way to teach it to others.