Blau Argues That Social Interaction Is Rooted in the Seeking

question 5

Multiple Choice

Blau argues that social interaction is rooted in the seeking of rewards. Intrinsic rewards are those that

• A) we value for their own sake, not because they produce additional advantages.
• B) create the opportunity for further gains, particularly regarding wealth or power.
• C) are less important to interaction than the pursuit of extrinsic rewards.
• D) are valued because they produce additional advantages

Understand the difference between internal and external attributions and how they apply to oneself and others.

Differentiate between the central and peripheral routes to persuasion and their implications for attitude change.

Discuss the effects of rewards and punishments in cognitive dissonance and attitude change.

Analyze the relationship between behavior and attitude, highlighting how each can influence the other.

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