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In psychoanalytic theory, failure to move forward from one developmental stage to another is called
 
  A) extinction.
  B) regression.
  C) inertia.
  D) fixation.

Question 2

The advertising phrase, Get them while they last makes use of which of the following compliance tactics?
 
  A) Consistency.
  B) Scarcity.
  C) Reciprocity.
  D) Both consistency and scarcity.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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