It is fairly easy to manipulate many types of judgments by selecting
a. average comparitors that are typical.
b. extreme comparitors that may be unrepresentative.
c. comparitors that are both better and worse than the event that is being judged.
d. as many comparitors as possible that are similar to the event being judged.
B
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a. normal grieving b. delusional thinking c. abnormal obsession d. normal obsession
According to your text ________
a. all motivation comes from the desire for external rewards. b. today's motivation researchers emphasize the biological drives that guide behavior. c. human motivation is based entirely on psychological goals, not biological needs. d. drive theories do not account for the full complexity of human motivation.