In 1943, Lewin conducted a study in which the goal was to encourage homemakers to serve their families more readily available and inexpensive cuts of meat. In which condition was Lewin most successful in getting the homemakers to try these cuts of meat?

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In the condition in which small groups of homemakers got together and discussed the different cuts of meat. This is known as the group discussion condition, and it was found to be most effective in Lewin's study. By discussing the different cuts of meat with their peers, the homemakers were able to share ideas and gain support for trying new things. Additionally, the group setting may have promoted a sense of social norms, making it more acceptable to try new cuts of meat.

In 1943, Lewin Conducted a Study in Which the Goal