Researchers asked homeowners for permission to install a large, poorly lettered sign in their front yards. only 17 percent of the homeowners consented to the installations. researchers then approached different homeowners and asked if they could post a small sign. nearly all agreed. then, when asked two weeks later if they could post the large, ugly sign, 76 percent consented. the results of this experiment support: the foot-in-the-door phenomenon. the fundamental attribution error. groupthink. motivated forgetting.

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Joanna Benson

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3 January, 18:03

Researchers asked homeowners for permission to install a large, poorly lettered sign in their front yards. only 17 percent of the homeowners consented to the installations. researchers then approached different homeowners and asked if they could post a small sign. nearly all agreed. then, when asked two weeks later if they could post the large, ugly sign, 76 percent consented. the results of this experiment support: the foot-in-the-door phenomenon. the fundamental attribution error. groupthink. motivated forgetting.

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Maria Lamb · Answer 1

The answer in this question is the foot-in-the-door phenomenon which is the first one in the choices. The results of this experiment that the researchers conducted support the foot-in-the-door phenomenon. The foot-in-the-door phenomenon is one that is supported by the result of this experiment.