PSYC 100 Trivia Night 2025 (Part 1)

The Rorschach Inkblot Test and Thematic Apperception Test are examples of what types of tests?

The Stereotype Content Model shows that social groups are viewed according to their perceived ______ and _______.

What does hostile attribution bias refer to?

Ethan retires at 52, Brandon at 61, and Akiva works into his 70s, showing the ______ in adult lives

College education, ballet, and formal etiquette are examples of what culture concept?

Attitudes can be seen in the brain

What are objective social variables?

The 3 types of implicit memory are

What are the 3 main criteria for personality traits?

What is the definition of formal relationships?

 Emerging adults experience ______ in education, work, love, and housing

Evidence from twin studies finds that about ______ percent of the variance in life spans is accounted for by genes

What is the Sleeper Effect?

Tim believes that his culture is the best and does not acknowledge any others. This is called _____.

Self-report tests and informant ratings are examples of why type of tests?

Which of the following best explains why direct experience with an attitude object leads to stronger attitudes?

According to Mischel's argument in his book, what does the person-situation debate highlight?

What is one method of increasing attitude strength?

_____  refers to the firsthand experiences that we have had

Maximillian is trying to figure out what his baby sister, Lilah, wants and why she is crying. This demonstrates ___

Sally does not put in much effort when working with her team, she is demontrating ____

At what age can most people distinguish faces by gender?

Which of the following best describes differential stability?

_____ occurs when thinking about one concept causes you to think about other related concepts

An important feature of personality traits is that they reflect continuous distributions. What does this mean?

The correct order of the major processes of memory is:

Brenda is warm yet firm, sets clear rules, and usees mistakes as learning experiences. This is a ______ parenting style

  ___ helps us recognize the emotional states of others and also to experience and regulate our own emotions

Adolescents tend to associate with peers who are similar to themselves. What is the name for this condition?

Declines in ______ help explain age differences in a variety of cognitive abilities

If I am a high self-monitor, what does that mean?

In a classic study, infants who saw their mothers' ______ were the most likely to crawl across the visual cliff.

What does the "dark triad" consists of?

One major cognitive change in adolescence is a shift toward ______thinking

What 4 key features of culture are central to understanding the uniqueness and diversity of humans?

Right-wing authoritarianism does not endorse respect for obedience and authority in the service of group conformity

Which stage of life is the most active time for personality development?

People from collectivist culture are more likely to identify with the ________ self

What is social dominance orientation?

Seeing Sally's mom's warm reaction to Travis, Jillian (the mom) relaxes. Sallyhas used ______ to evaluate the man.

An infant doesn't know that his teddy bear still exists when it is removed from his vision, what task is this called?

Katrina sees her mom struggle to focus while ignoring distractions. This skill, ______, usually declines with age

According to Erik Erickson, the most important conflict in adolescence involves what?

Tyler trusts his best friend Jane and shares all his secrets with him. Jane is known as Tyler's ______.

Mid-sentence, you clearly hear your name in a conversation happening. It occurs as a result of?

What 4 processes explain how matching occurs between personality attributes and environmental conditions?

What are the four primary parenting styles identified by Diana Baumrind?

____ refers to knowledge or experiences that can be consciously remembered

At 76, Bess prefers a few close friends, aligning with Carstensen's ______ theory

Millie's parents respond sensitively, reinforcing trust. She is most likely to develop a(n) ______ attachment

Tyler (who is an adult now) misremembers a brief childhood separation as lasting 10 minutes, an example of:

Which part of the brain, important in planning, flexible problem solving, continues to develop throughout adolescence?

Carly freezes when confronting Jamal about the garbage, showing which interpersonal function of emotion?

When does the sense of self as a social actor begin to emerge?

What 5 group development stages do most groups pass through?

Adam, age 4, sees juice poured into a taller glass and thinks there's more. He's in Piaget's _____ stage

_____ refers to our knowledge of facts and concepts about the world

What is the lexical hypothesis?

What is temperament?

______ study is when the same people are observed at multiple points in time