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Gee and Leigh (2007) analyzed aggressive behavior in the National Hockey League (NHL). They concluded that players born in North America were more likely to resort to fighting to deal with their frustration because
 
  a. hockey players generally have aggressive personalities.
  b. they were always punished severely when they acted aggressively.
  c. the sport of hockey makes people act aggressively.
  d. they had been exposed to models of aggression in hockey from a young age.

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Imagine that you are grading the exams of two students, Michael and Fredo. They both get only half the questions correct. However, Michael gets most of his questions right on the first half of the test, whereas Fredo gets most of his questions right on the last half of the test. According to Asch's work on primacy effects in impression formation, you would be likely to conclude that
 
  a. Michael is smarter than Fredo.
  b. Fredo is smarter than Michael.
  c. Michael and Fredo are equally unintelligent.
  d. Michael became overconfident while taking the exam.



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ryhom

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a




Cooldude101

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
Excellent


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Wow, this really help

 

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