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viki

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Dr. Henry is a psychologist who studies practical issues concerning personnel selection, performance appraisals, and group leadership. She is probably a(n) ____ psychologist.
 
  a. clinical
  b. experimental
  c. economic/applied
  d. industrial/organizational

Question 2

While watching the presidential debate on television, Matilda critically evaluated the arguments made by each candidate and was persuaded to support a particular candidate because of the quality of her arguments. Matilda exhibited
 
  a. psychological reactance.
  b. central route persuasion.
  c. peripheral route persuasion.
  d. insufficient justification.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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