Social psychology process

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In 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas', consider the change in the Grinch's attitudes at the end of this story from a Social Psychology perspective:

- How were the Grinch's attitudes formed in the first place?

- How did the Who's manage to change his attitudes? What social psychology process played a role in his attitude change?

- In terms of attribution, do you think it was something about the Grinch himself that caused his heart to grow three sizes in the end, or was it something about the situation, or both? Support your opinion.

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