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colton

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Suppose Barbara is feeling sad and she sees Mort struggling to move a piece of furniture. She would be most likely to help Mort if Barbara
 
  a. accepted personal responsible for her bad mood.
  b. and Mort were young children.
  c. was self-focused on her own concerns.
  d. blamed someone else for her bad mood.

Question 2

The study of social perception addresses all of the following except
 
  a. how people explain and analyze the behavior of others.
  b. how people form coherent impressions of others.
  c. the strategies people use to create a positive self-image.
  d. the way that expectations can distort reality.



britb2u

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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