In 1975, Cialdini and Colleagues Asked College Students to Spend

question 113

Multiple Choice

In 1975, Cialdini and colleagues asked college students to spend 2 hours chaperoning a group of children on a field trip to the zoo.Only 17% agreed to this request.However, after first asking another group of college students to volunteer every week, for a minimum of two years, 50% agreed to the second request to chaperon the zoo trip.This demonstrates the power of

• A)the foot-in-the-door technique.
• B)propaganda
• C)idiosyncrasy credits.
• D)the door-in-the-face technique.

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Definitions:

ECG Electrodes

Small, adhesive sensors placed on the skin to record electrical activity of the heart during an Electrocardiogram (ECG) test.

Arrhythmias

Irregular heartbeats or rhythms, which can be harmless or a sign of serious heart conditions, requiring medical attention.

Leads Capture

In medical monitoring, the acquisition of electronic signals from electrodes attached to the skin, crucial for diagnostics such as ECG.

Cardiac Rhythm

The pattern of electrical activity of the heart as it beats, which can be normal or abnormal.