Exam 2: Social Cognition and Social Thinking
Exam 1: Introducing Social Psychology65 Questions
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When people assume that a relationship exists between two variables, the phenomenon where they tend to overestimate the degree of correlation or see a correlation where none actually exists is called:
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The model in which people are motivated to reduce perceived discrepancies between their various cognitions, because such discrepancies are aversive or unpleasant, is called:
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