Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... attribute . The attitude is determined by the person's evaluation of the attributes associated with the object and by the strength of these associations . Specifically , the evaluation of each salient attribute contributes to the ...
... attribute . The attitude is determined by the person's evaluation of the attributes associated with the object and by the strength of these associations . Specifically , the evaluation of each salient attribute contributes to the ...
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... attributes . There is considerable evidence that subjects make far - ranging inferences about the attributes of another person on the basis of limited information about him ( Asch , 1946 ; Wiggins , 1973 ; Fishbein and Ajzen , 1975 ) ...
... attributes . There is considerable evidence that subjects make far - ranging inferences about the attributes of another person on the basis of limited information about him ( Asch , 1946 ; Wiggins , 1973 ; Fishbein and Ajzen , 1975 ) ...
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... attribute i ; and n number of attributes ) : = A = Ž SP ; V ; i = 1 = ( 1 ) The Byrne paradigm permits subjects to form beliefs about a stranger's attributes . For example , information that the stranger believes in God may increase the ...
... attribute i ; and n number of attributes ) : = A = Ž SP ; V ; i = 1 = ( 1 ) The Byrne paradigm permits subjects to form beliefs about a stranger's attributes . For example , information that the stranger believes in God may increase the ...
Contents
Tell me where is fancy bred some thoughts | 1 |
Reinforcement and affect in attraction Gerald L | 23 |
Information processing approaches to interpersonal | 51 |
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