What is the Covariation Model in Social Psychology?
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Imagine you have a favorite teddy bear. Sometimes, you hug your teddy when you’re happy, and other times when you’re sad. The covariation model in social psychology is like watching to see if you hug your teddy bear more when you’re happy or sad. It helps us understand if two things, like your feelings and hugging your teddy, happen together a lot, or if one of them happens more often. So, it’s like looking for patterns to figure out why things happen.
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