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Wolfgang is engaging in an act of ingratiation. What does this mean exactly?
 
  a. He is trying to redeem himself, or make up for something.
  b. He is trying to get someone to do something for him.
  c. He is trying to get someone to like him.
  d. He is empathizing with someone.

Question 2

MOST research in social psychology is based on ____.
 
  a. prison inmates and the elderly
  b. adult samples from the general population
  c. high school student samples
  d. college student samples



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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