Publicly Urging Others to Believe or Do Something That Is

question 22

Multiple Choice

Publicly urging others to believe or do something that is opposed to what the speaker or persuader actually believes is called ________.

• A) hyperpersonal perspective
• B) counterattitudinal advocacy
• C) self-affirmation
• D) self-fulfilling prophecy

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Definitions:

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