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Some residents in your town want to build a new elementary school, but others do not. you are leaning toward the pro-school camp. one day, you receive a flyer from this camp. it warns you that the anti-school camp is going to hold a demonstration at a local park. the flyer briefly summarizes how the anti-school camp will attack the pro-school position. further, the flyer asks you to think about how you can refute the attack before the demonstration occurs. the pro-school camp's strategy is an example of so it should your resistance to stronger, more detailed attacks if you end up attending the demonstration.
(a) behaviour, fluctuate
(b) attitude inoculation, increase
(c) marketing strategy, decrease
(d) none of the above

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