What city became a bloodbath when it fell?

During a discussion, Dr. Mansfield argues that Asch's participants conformed to the confederates' responses because they wished

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Answer:

The answer is informational and normative, respectively.

Explanation:

As the passage clearly states, a person under informational influence has the desire to be right, and conforms to an opinion because he assumes it's the correct one. On the other hand, under normative influence, a person conforms to an idea in order to fit in a social group.

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Four ways that utilities serve the public are: gas mass transportation telephone electric power water town hall meetings

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Public Utilities are a vital part of our livelihood and well-being. Four examples of utilities that serve the public are gas, telephone, electric power, and water.

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Dr. Bouton believes that emotion is the result of the interaction of physiological arousal and the cognitive appraisal that we a

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Answer: Two-factor

Explanation: Two factor theory is the theory that defines about the emotion to be arising from the collaboration of the physiological arousal and cognitive appraisal.It is also known as the Schachter-Singer cognitive emotion theory.

Other options are incorrect because Cannon-Bard theory says emotion is due to physical reactions and the triggers generated by an event at the same point of time.

James-Lange theory states that emotions occur in response to the physiological happenings.Facial feedback theory states that facial expressions are responsible for the influencing the emotional events.

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Using phrases such as âiâm worried thatâ¦â or âiâm wondering ifâ¦â before stating a consequence transmits the gravity of our con

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Using these phrases makes them less threatening

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low-calorie beer was advertised as a (an) ______________, it did not sell. But, when it was _______________ as a (an) __________

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Low Calorie Beer

Explanation:

Light beer is a beer, usually a pale lager, that is reduced in alcohol content or in calories compared to regular beers.

The first use of the term in marketing was in the 1940s when the Coors Brewing Company sold Coors Light, for a short period before World War II, relaunching it more successfully in 1978[1] as a 4.2% abv pale lager.

In 1967, the Rheingold Brewery marketed a 4.2% pale lager, Gablinger's Diet Beer, developed by American biochemist Joseph Owades, as a beer for people dieting. It was not successful, and the recipe was given to a Chicago brewery, Meister Brau, who sold it as Meister Brau Lite. That brewery was acquired by the Miller Brewing Company in 1972, who relaunched the beer as Miller Lite.[2]

Light beers may be chosen by beer drinkers who wish to manage their alcohol consumption or their calorie intake; however, they are sometimes criticised for being less flavourful than full-strength beers, or for tasting or actually being watered down.[3][4]

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