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Based on research by Goldstein and colleagues (2008), which of the following techniques would be most effective in getting hotel guests to reuse their bath towels?
a.    putting a sign in every room stating “Help Save the Environment” with a cute endangered animal on it
b.    having hotel clerks ask guests face-to-face to reuse towels
c.    offering a free breakfast to guests who reused their towels two nights in a row
d.    putting a sign in the room stating that that majority of guests in this room reuse the towel

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