Suppose we find that how many other people someone sees in a day correlates positively with how often the person gets a haircut. Which of the following conclusions can we draw, if any?
a. While getting a haircut, someone is likely to see many other people
b. Someone who is trying to make a good impression on other people tries to look good.
c. Living in a big city increases how many people you see and how much you care about grooming.
d. We can draw none of these conclusions.
d
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appreciation, such expressions are a. likely to elicit their own responses. b. said to be elicited. c. now part of the environment. d. called consequences. e. now more likely to occur in the future.
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