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The spread between the resistance points is called the bargaining agreement.
Persuasive Arguments Theory
A theory that focuses on how the quality and the quantity of arguments can influence attitude change and persuasion.
Social Facilitation Theory
The theory that the presence of others enhances the performance on simple tasks but may impair performance on complex tasks.
Polarized Positions
Situations or opinions that are drastically divided between two extremes, with little to no middle ground or compromise.
Social Comparison Theory
The theory that people come to know themselves partly by comparing themselves with similar others.
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