Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... consistency also has implications for attitude measurement . Attitudes may be based on either beliefs or affect , but since these two components tend to remain consistent , assessing either alone will provide a reasonably accurate ...
... consistency also has implications for attitude measurement . Attitudes may be based on either beliefs or affect , but since these two components tend to remain consistent , assessing either alone will provide a reasonably accurate ...
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... ( consistent ) evalua- tors more than inaccurate ( inconsistent ) ones . Similar results were obtained in the Eiser and Smith ( 1972 ) study which used a comparable manipulation , except that their subjects were role - playing the situa ...
... ( consistent ) evalua- tors more than inaccurate ( inconsistent ) ones . Similar results were obtained in the Eiser and Smith ( 1972 ) study which used a comparable manipulation , except that their subjects were role - playing the situa ...
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... consistent appraisals . This assumption leads to predictions which are discrepant with consistency theory only in the case of negative evaluations . Then consistency theory would predict greater liking for the consistent rather than the ...
... consistent appraisals . This assumption leads to predictions which are discrepant with consistency theory only in the case of negative evaluations . Then consistency theory would predict greater liking for the consistent rather than the ...
Contents
Tell me where is fancy bred some thoughts | 1 |
Reinforcement and affect in attraction Gerald L | 25 |
Information processing approaches to interpersonal | 51 |
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