<span>Bart's experience is a great illustration of the foot-in-the-door phenomenon. In other words, once Bart allowed himself to become involved in a minor experience of unsavory behavior, it became easier to persuade him to become involved in more serious detrimental behavior.</span>
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Well no one would be able to think for them self i gess
Answer:
C.)
Explanation:
If Jill is using rational decision making, she should MAINLY consider the marginal costs and marginal benefits.
<span>During psychology's history, the ups and downs of "consciousness" are two fold. First, an up, is that consciousness provides the "moral" fence needed to keep society behaving in a civilized manner. Second a down is that "consciousness" or the pressure associated with conforming to society's ideal "consciousness" can cause individuals to feel unworthy and useless leading to suicidal thoughts and actions.</span>
