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question 6

Multiple Choice

​Figure 5.2. The figure shows the supply and demand curves of a firm.
-Refer to figure 5.2. A shift in the supply curve from S to S₁​leads to:

• A)​a fall in price from P to P₂ and an increase in quantity supplied from Q to Q₁.
• B)​a fall in price from P to P₁ and an increase in quantity supplied from Q to Q₁.
• C)​an increase in price from P₁ to P and a fall in quantity supplied from Q₁ to Q.
• D)​a leftward movement along the demand curve of the product.
• E)​a leftward shift of the demand curve of the product.

Recognize the foot-in-the-door phenomenon and its implications for behavior and attitudes.

Understand the fundamental attribution error and its implications for judging others.

Explore the relationship between actions and attitudes, including how actions can lead to changes in attitudes.

Define and differentiate between various theories related to attitudes and behavior (cognitive dissonance theory, attribution theory).

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Definitions:

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Pain Relief

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Inert Substance

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