Cognitive dissonance results when
a. a person makes the fundamental attribution error.
b. one's attitudes and behaviors are inconsistent.
c. stereotypes are confirmed through experience.
d. attraction is high between two people.
e. elaboration likelihood is high.
Question 2
Although Hannah knows that praise strengthens desirable behavior in children, she is not sure what specific strategies she should use. Which of the following guidelines should Hannah follow?
a. Reward the outcome, not the effort.
b. Show a serious expression when giving praise to underscore the importance of the behavior. c. Combine physical contact with verbal praise.
d. Give general praise for all accomplishments to build overall self-esteem. e. Repeat praise regularly.
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