The foot-in-the-door technique is based on the ________ principle, whereas the door-in-the-face technique is based on the ________ principle.
A) scarcity;authority
B) friendship; social validation
C) commitment/consistency; reciprocation
D) liking; commitment/consistency
Question 2
The study by Freedman and Fraser (1966), in which housewives were called on the phone and asked for permission to have a consumer group come to their home and classify all their household products, is an example of
A) a laboratory experiment.
B) a field experiment.
C) systematic observation in naturally occurring settings.
D) participant observation.
Henry Fox Talbot, The Open Door.
Basic sliding effleurage to the lower leg. Apply from heel of foot to knee. Conform hands to contour ...
Slapping tapotement on the bottom of the foot. Slap lightly 4–5 times.
Slap the foot bottom with the back of the hand. Rapid, light slaps create a stimulating sensation.
Thumbwalking the spinal reflex on the medial edge of the foot.
Cladogram Based On DNA Sequence