When they are not keeping track of how much they are eating (e.g., when they are intoxicated or emotionally absorbed in a television show), ____.
a. both dieters and non-dieters eat more than they would otherwise
b. dieters eat more than they would otherwise, but non-dieters eat the same as they would otherwise
c. dieters eat the same amount as they would otherwise, but non-dieters eat more than they would otherwise
d. both dieters and non-dieters eat the same amount as they would otherwise
Question 2
Which pair of social influence techniques are both based on the principle of reciprocation?
a. the disrupt-then-reframe technique and the pique technique
b. the that's not all technique and the pique technique
c. the door-in-the-face technique and the that's not all technique
d. the foot-in-the-door technique and the door-in-the-face technique
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