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crazycityslicker

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Nisbett and Wilson's (1977) research was an attack on what concept?
 
  a. self-regulation
  b. self-esteem
  c. narcissism
  d. introspection

Question 2

The ____ technique is a social influence technique in which the influencer interferes with a person's critical thinking by introducing an unexpected element, and then recasts his or her message in a positive light.
 
  a. labeling
  b. bait-and-switch
  c. door-in-the-face
  d. disrupt-then-reframe



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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