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Understanding Psychology, 6/e
Robert S. Feldman, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Social Psychology

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2. Joan first experiences cognitive dissonance, her thoughts and attitudes were contradictory about Annette. Finally, with friends of Joan's treating Annette well, she was able to add positive cognitions, which enabled her to change her impression of Annette.

8. Define each approach to aggression. The observational-learning approach seems appropriate here. The social and environmental conditions this is supported by McVeigh's past experiences (his military background, access to guns, etc., taught him, or supported his aggression) One of the consequences for him was fame and notoriety, the other was that he will give up his life.