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"Social psychologists have discovered that once a person describes a particular belief that they hold, they are usually:" O Less likely to think that others share this belief; overconfidence. O More likely to think that others share this belief; false consensus More likely to think that others disagree with their belief; false consensus O More likely to change their belief if others agree with them; anchoring

"Social psychologists have discovered that once a person describes a particular belief that they hold, they are usually:" O Less likely to think that others share this belief; overconfidence. O More likely to think that others share this belief; false consensus More likely to think that others disagree with their belief; false consensus O More likely to change their belief if others agree with them; anchoring

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
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Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
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"Social psychologists have discovered that once a person describes a particular belief that they hold, they are usually:" O Less likely to think that others share this belief; overconfidence. O More likely to think that others share this belief; false consensus O More likely to think that others disagree with their belief; false consensus O More likely to change their belief if others agree with them; anchoring 36F Cloudy ** Prtscne Pgup Esc DII Home End F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F10 @ 2# $ & 2 4 5 7 W T Y A D K V В N
Transcribed Image Text:"Social psychologists have discovered that once a person describes a particular belief that they hold, they are usually:" O Less likely to think that others share this belief; overconfidence. O More likely to think that others share this belief; false consensus O More likely to think that others disagree with their belief; false consensus O More likely to change their belief if others agree with them; anchoring 36F Cloudy ** Prtscne Pgup Esc DII Home End F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F10 @ 2# $ & 2 4 5 7 W T Y A D K V В N
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