According to Social Judgment Theory, Audiences Believe

question 9

Multiple Choice

According to social judgment theory, audiences believe:

• A) Someone who advocates a position we don't like is more similar to us than they actually are
• B) Someone who advocates a position we don't like is less different from us than they actually are
• C) Someone who advocates a position we do like is more different from us than they actually are
• D) Someone who advocates a position we do like is more similar to us than they actually are

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