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ValentinkaMS [17]
3 years ago
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You meet someone briefly at a party and your first impression is very unfavorable so you come away not liking that person. A few

months later that same person is taking the same psychology class with you, and two of you get assigned to work together on a project. As a result of getting thrown together you discover that you actually have a lot in common and you become friends. Your feelings about this individual change dramatically as you find out that you actually like this person quite a bit. This is an example of____________-
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IRISSAK [1]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:An everyday Paradigm Shift

Explanation: What Is a paradigm shift?Paradigm shift refers to a major change in the concept of how something works or is achieved. It can occur in different contexts. This is usually more prevalent when there are new technological inventions which changes the whole process of how some goods are produced.

In this context it is dramatic change in relationships at some point you don't like someone but a major change occurs when you get to know them better.

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