How does SET explain the unselfish things that people do that do not seem calculated to gain
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How does SET explain the unselfish things that people do that do not seem calculated to gain rewards for themselves?
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SET refers to Social Exchange Theory a social psychological perspective that explains social behavior in terms of exchanged rewards and costs between ...View the full answer
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Introducing Communication Theory Analysis And Application
ISBN: 9781260254099
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Authors: Richard West, Lynn Turner
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