Lenora's parents always taught her that she ought to "put on a happy face" even when she is not. According to research on self-perception theory, what effect does this behavior have on her corresponding internal state?
It works—behaving as if she is happy can actually make Lenora feel happier.
Answer: listen to assess a speaker before passing judgment.
<span>The strange situation procedure of Mary Ainsworth, is a procedure in which researchers observes an infant in a different room with or without the presence caretaker, and stranger or another child. They want to observe the attachments styles the child would portray.</span>
Answer:
<h3>refer the attachments!! </h3>
<h2>hope helpful :)</h2>
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