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ch05 Influence: Liking
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The
click, whirr
response to attractive people falls into a category that social scientists call:
halo effects
bystander effects
memory effects
accordian effects
2
When your favorite team loses, then you are more likely to say:
"They lost"
"We lost"
3
As a rule, we most prefer to say yes to the requests of someone who we...
are neutral toward
have never met
like
dislike
4
____ is effective because it gives the suspect the idea that there is someone on their side, working together with them
Community-Oriented Method
Zero Tolerance Method
Aggressive Policing Technique
Good Cop/Bad Cop Technique
5
Several studies have demonstrated that we are more likely to help those who:
dress like us
are ugly
insult us
we hate
6
The chapter term for requiring students to work together to master the exam material:
trivia classroom
experiential classroom
hands on classroom
jigsaw classroom
7
In home sales parties (Tupperware), the likelihood of purchasing the product is mostly due to:
the strength of your social bond with the party host
how much you like the product's features and benefits
8
Every month, #1 car salesman Joe Girard sent his customers a greeting card that read:
"I like you"
"You're my kind of weird"
"Carpe diem"
"Thank you"
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Because this works so well, marketers link products to positive things like celebrities and current cultural events.
the association principle
the scarcity heuristic
good cop/bad cop
the absurdity method
10
The chapter discusses _________ as an example of someone people dislike because they bring unpleasant information.
postmen
policemen
weathermen
salesmen