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Awilson837

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Peer pressure is effective because it plays on adolescents'
 
  a. fear of rejection and desire for autonomy.
  b. desire to be right and desire to be liked.
  c. fear of rejection and desire to be loved.
  d. need for autonomy and need for esteem.

Question 2

The use of role-playing as a technique for preventing attitude change is based on the idea that
 
  a. forewarned is forearmed.
  b. it makes the logical arguments against change easier to remember.
  c. it helps people build resistance to the kinds of emotional appeals used by peers.
  d. behaviorally based attitudes are easily reinforced.



aadams68

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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