What Do Differences Between Own, Admired, and Attributed Choices Have To Do with Group Induced Shifts in Choice.

Burnstein, Eugene; And Others

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What Do Differences Between Own, Admired, and Attributed Choices Have To Do with Group Induced Shifts in Choice

Burnstein, Eugene; And Others

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 10, 5, 428-43, Sep 74

Two studies examined certain discrepancies which have been considered important evidence in support of interpersonal comparison (value-adherence) explanations of group induced shifts in choice. (Editor)

Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Cues, Decision Making, Group Dynamics, Prediction, Problem Solving, Research Methodology, Social Psychology, Tables (Data)

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