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One reason that social psychology took a long time to begin studying long-term relationships was because watching humans behave can change their natural behaviors. This is an example of ________ and something researchers have to be very concerned about.
 
  a. debriefing
  b. social influence
  c. persuasion
  d. informed consent

Question 2

The day-to-day goal of being nice to the new person on your dorm floor is probably most closely associated with the fundamental goal of
 
  A) establishing social ties.
  B) gaining and maintaining status.
  C) defending ourselves and others.
  D) being seen as likeable.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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