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ahriuashd

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First impressions tend to become lasting impressions in part because of the role of
 
  a. social schemas.
  b. actor-observer effects. c. discrimination.
  d. cognitive dissonance.
  e. the fundamental attribution error.

Question 2

A scalloped response pattern is typical of which type of reinforcement schedule?
 
  a. fixed-ratio
  b. fixed-interval c. variable-ratio
  d. variable-interval e. continuous



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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