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tnt_battle

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Karen has always felt that if she looks at the back of a person's head, she can cause that person to turn around and look at her. This is an example of ________ thinking.
 
  a) counterfactual
  b) magical
  c) optimist
  d) rational

Question 2

Elena and Kyle are having a conversation about minorities. Kyle has a racist attitude.
 
  Elena, by providing Kyle with information on how most people feel toward minorities, convinces Kyle that his views are out of line with those of most people in his community and in the United States as a whole. What effect will this have on Kyle's racial attitude? a) It will cause Kyle to adhere to his views more strongly.
  b) It will cause Kyle to discard his views.
  c) It will move Kyle's views to a less prejudiced position.
  d) It will cause Kyle to maintain his current attitude.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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