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Q: What evidence from rats suggests that bulimia resembles an addiction?

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Q: Conformity is a normal aspect of social life. T or F?

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A: Ans. Stress arises when the person experiences a disparity between the demands of the given situatio...

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Q: Under what conditions is persuasion most effective, and what is cognitive dissonance?

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