When Diana caught a mouse in a trap, she called her neighbor to come throw it away. She told him she was a real wimp when it came to mice and just couldn’t bring herself to touch dead animals. What strategy was Diana using to get her neighbor to come to her aid?

The __________ is responsible for taking action in a policy claim

A. agent of change B. agent of persuasion C. agent of action D. agent of right and wrong

Sandra tells Rhonda, "I find it interesting that all my boyfriends have been someone I met at work or someone who lived next door to me. It makes breakups very messy. I wish I could expand my dating pool

" The fact that Sandra dates people she meets at work or next-door neighbors can be explained by which of the following aspects of interpersonal attraction? a. Matching hypothesis b. Similarity c. Complementarity d. Proximity