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saraeharris

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Lateen and Darley's (1968) smoke-filled room study demonstrates the concept of
 
  a. diffusion of responsibility.
  b. pluralistic ignorance.
  c. audience inhibition.
  d. negative state relief.

Question 2

The tendency for people to think of those worse off than themselves when faced with difficulties of their own is called
 
  a. social comparison jealousy.
  b. self-handicapping.
  c. downward social comparison.
  d. public self-consciousness.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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