The Impressions We Form of Other People Are Like Memory

question 41

Multiple Choice

The impressions we form of other people are like memory, in that both social impressions and memory

• A) emphasize the first information we learn and any unusual information.
• B) become stronger and stronger as time passes.
• C) depend on the actor-observer effect.
• D) are like tape recorders that can replay the original information.

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