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Diane

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Which of the following explains why a positive mood can decrease the probability of responding in prosocial ways?
 
  a) Being in a good mood can lead us to interpret emergency situations as not really serious.
  b) Being in a good mood can lead us to not notice that there is a situation in which someone needs help.
  c) Being in a good mood can cause us to only think about ourselves and our subjective well-being.
  d) Being in a good mood can cause us to keep as much positivity for ourselves as we can.

Question 2

Which attitudinal factor describes the extent of how strongly an individual feels about an issue?
 
  a) Certainty
  b) Extremity
  c) Personal experience
  d) Accessibility



Benayers

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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