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Michael is thinking about joining a fraternity that engage in various levels of hazing, 1) a frat that does not haze at all, 2) a frat that hazes once at initiation, 3) a frat that hazes at initiation and when first recruited, and 4) a frat that hazes repeatedly throughout the entire recruitment period. According to cognitive dissonance theory, which will result in the greatest liking of the fraternity assuming he joins? Select one: a The frat that hazes at initiation and when first recruited O b. The frat that hazes once at initiation O C. The frat that does not haze at all Od. The frat that hazes repeatedly throughout the recruitment process.

Michael is thinking about joining a fraternity that engage in various levels of hazing, 1) a frat that does not haze at all, 2) a frat that hazes once at initiation, 3) a frat that hazes at initiation and when first recruited, and 4) a frat that hazes repeatedly throughout the entire recruitment period. According to cognitive dissonance theory, which will result in the greatest liking of the fraternity assuming he joins? Select one: a The frat that hazes at initiation and when first recruited O b. The frat that hazes once at initiation O C. The frat that does not haze at all Od. The frat that hazes repeatedly throughout the recruitment process.

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
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2k Michael when first recruited, and 4) a frat that hazes repeatedly throughout the entire recruitment period. According to cognitive dissonance theory, which will result in the greatest liking of the fraternity assuming he joins? thinking about joining a fraternity that engage in various levels of hazing, 1) a frat that does not haze at all, 2) a frat that hazes once at initiation, 3) a frat that hazes at initiation and Select one: Oa. The frat that hazes at initiation and when first recruited Ob. The frat that hazes once at initiation Oc. The frat that does not haze at all od. The frat that hazes repeatedly throughout the recruitment process. 27 In a laboratory experiment, participants are asked to pull as hard on a rope as they can either alone or simultaneously with another person. What is likely to happen? Select one: Participants will pull equally hard in both conditions O D. Participants will pull for a shorter period of time when alone O C. Participants will pull harder when with another person than when pulling alone d. Participants will pull harder when alone than with another person.
Transcribed Image Text:2k Michael when first recruited, and 4) a frat that hazes repeatedly throughout the entire recruitment period. According to cognitive dissonance theory, which will result in the greatest liking of the fraternity assuming he joins? thinking about joining a fraternity that engage in various levels of hazing, 1) a frat that does not haze at all, 2) a frat that hazes once at initiation, 3) a frat that hazes at initiation and Select one: Oa. The frat that hazes at initiation and when first recruited Ob. The frat that hazes once at initiation Oc. The frat that does not haze at all od. The frat that hazes repeatedly throughout the recruitment process. 27 In a laboratory experiment, participants are asked to pull as hard on a rope as they can either alone or simultaneously with another person. What is likely to happen? Select one: Participants will pull equally hard in both conditions O D. Participants will pull for a shorter period of time when alone O C. Participants will pull harder when with another person than when pulling alone d. Participants will pull harder when alone than with another person.
28 Which of the following reduced the level of obedience in the Milgram experiment? Select one: O a. informing the participants that the experimenter assumed responsibility for the learner's welfare. O D. having the experimenter in a different room than the participant. O c. having the learner be in a different room than the participant od. all of these reduced the levels of obedience. Oe. none of these reduced levels of obedience
Transcribed Image Text:28 Which of the following reduced the level of obedience in the Milgram experiment? Select one: O a. informing the participants that the experimenter assumed responsibility for the learner's welfare. O D. having the experimenter in a different room than the participant. O c. having the learner be in a different room than the participant od. all of these reduced the levels of obedience. Oe. none of these reduced levels of obedience
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