The family whose house is across the street from yours subscribes to every paper they can have delivered. They are constantly reading and talking about the news. They, like most people, tend to evaluate what they see in the world
a. rarely.
b. only when motivated.
c. only when they are not distracted or cognitively busy.
d. constantly.
Question 2
Around the turn of the century, cigarette advertisers began to appeal to women as a new market for their product. They did this by making the connection between smoking and
a. weight loss.
b. sophistication and glamour.
c. women's liberation.
d. all of the above
Eating a house sparrow.
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