Author Question: Suppose that you are trying to quit smoking, but that you are having trouble doing so. When you stop ... (Read 64 times)

amal · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Suppose that you are trying to quit smoking, but that you are having trouble doing so. When you stop to think about why you might be having so much trouble (i.e., when you try to analyze what your resistance is to quitting), you are relying on ____.

a. self-knowledge
b. the interpersonal self
c. the agent self
d. the self-concept

Question 2

Samuela never pays attention in class or studies, and tends to fail most of the tests she takes in school. However, she constantly looks for opportunities to cheat during tests; she looks at her neighbors' answers and then writes down what she sees, assuming that her neighbors know the test material better than she does. In these cases, Samuela's test answers are based on ____.

a. normative influence
b. informational influence
c. implicit social norms
d. elaboration likelihood