Cognitive dissonance Changing attitudes through persuasion Mere exposure Obedience Bystander effect Anchoring and Adjustment bias Pre- giving Foot- in-the- door Communal relationships Social responsibility norm Informational social influence Effective communicators Ingroup favoritism Projection bias Superordinate categorization Reciprocity norm Kin selection Peripheral route processing Low- ball Empathy Ego- ism Central route processing Priming Classical conditioning Reciprocal altruism Normative social influence Sleeper effect Recency effect Physical attractiveness Confirmation bias Injunctive norms Spontaneous social influence Equity Counterfactual thinking Conformity Diffusion of responsibility Negativity bias Social identity Just world hypothesis Equality Entitativity Door- in-the- face Descriptive norms Mood protection Halo effect Normative social influence Justice False consensus bias Expert communicators Desensitization Bait- and- switch Catharsis Similarity Changing attitudes through behavior Cognitive dissonance Changing attitudes through persuasion Mere exposure Obedience Bystander effect Anchoring and Adjustment bias Pre- giving Foot- in-the- door Communal relationships Social responsibility norm Informational social influence Effective communicators Ingroup favoritism Projection bias Superordinate categorization Reciprocity norm Kin selection Peripheral route processing Low- ball Empathy Ego- ism Central route processing Priming Classical conditioning Reciprocal altruism Normative social influence Sleeper effect Recency effect Physical attractiveness Confirmation bias Injunctive norms Spontaneous social influence Equity Counterfactual thinking Conformity Diffusion of responsibility Negativity bias Social identity Just world hypothesis Equality Entitativity Door- in-the- face Descriptive norms Mood protection Halo effect Normative social influence Justice False consensus bias Expert communicators Desensitization Bait- and- switch Catharsis Similarity Changing attitudes through behavior
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Cognitive dissonance
Changing attitudes through persuasion
Mere exposure
Obedience
Bystander effect
Anchoring and Adjustment bias
Pre-giving
Foot-in-the-door
Communal relationships
Social responsibility norm
Informational social influence
Effective communicators
Ingroup favoritism
Projection bias
Superordinate categorization
Reciprocity norm
Kin selection
Peripheral route processing
Low-ball
Empathy
Ego-ism
Central route processing
Priming
Classical conditioning
Reciprocal altruism
Normative social influence
Sleeper effect
Recency effect
Physical attractiveness
Confirmation bias
Injunctive norms
Spontaneous social influence
Equity
Counterfactual thinking
Conformity
Diffusion of responsibility
Negativity bias
Social identity
Just world hypothesis
Equality
Entitativity
Door-in-the-face
Descriptive norms
Mood protection
Halo effect
Normative social influence
Justice
False consensus bias
Expert communicators
Desensitization
Bait-and-switch
Catharsis
Similarity
Changing attitudes through behavior