Exposing People to Weak Attacks on Their Favoured Position So

question 42

Multiple Choice

Exposing people to weak attacks on their favoured position so that they will form stronger resistance to subsequent attacks is a technique known as:

• A) inoculation.
• B) forewarning.
• C) the sleeper effect.
• D) psychological reactance.

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Entire Industry Supply

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Demand Curve

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