Social Interaction and Group Dynamics

Question 1

His simple line test showed the power of group conformity

Accepted Answer

Solomon Asch

Question 2

Disengaging from a particular role

Accepted Answer

Role Exit

Question 3

Researcher on the shockingly effective presence of authority

Accepted Answer

Stanley Milgram

Question 4

Famous case involving bystander apathy

Accepted Answer

Kitty Genovese

Question 5

The process by which people act and react in relation to others

Accepted Answer

Social Interaction

Question 6

A small social group whose members share personal and enduring relationships

Accepted Answer

Primary Group

Question 7

This has special importance for social identity, often shaping a person’s entire life.

Accepted Answer

Master Status

Question 8

The study of social interaction in terms of theatrical performance

Accepted Answer

Dramaturgical Analysis

Question 9

A social position a person receives at birth or assumes involuntarily in later life

Accepted Answer

Ascribed status

Question 10

A large, impersonal social group whose members pursue a common goal

Accepted Answer

Secondary Group

Question 11

Space, hand gestures, demeanor, eye contact, body language, facial expression

Accepted Answer

Nonverbal communication

Question 12

A social position that an individual occupies

Accepted Answer

Status

Question 13

A social position a person assumes voluntarily that reflects personal ability and effort

Accepted Answer

Achieved Status

Question 14

Want to be liked, to fit in, to be correct, or to follow social norms

Accepted Answer

Conformity

Question 15

Tension among roles connected to a single status

Accepted Answer

Role Strain

Question 16

Explains how society creates reality, especially if false ideas come true based on people&#x27;s actions

Accepted Answer

Ethnomethodology

Question 17

This is behavior expected of someone who holds a particular status.

Accepted Answer

Role

Question 18

A group that people compare themselves to

Accepted Answer

Reference Group

Question 19

Secondary group dedicated to a morally worthwhile goal

Accepted Answer

Normative

Question 20

Focuses the group on completion of tasks; "gets things done"

Accepted Answer

Instrumental Leader

Question 21

Conflict among roles corresponding to two or more statuses

Accepted Answer

Role Conflict

Question 22

The tendency of group members to conform, resulting in a narrow view on something

Accepted Answer

Groupthink

Question 23

Focuses on the collective well-being of the group

Accepted Answer

Expressive Leader

Question 24

Social group commanding your esteem or loyalty

Accepted Answer

Ingroup

Question 25

Charles Cooley's theory that we base our image of ourselves one what we think others see...

Accepted Answer

Looking Glass Self

Question 26

His Stanford Prison Experiment showed the power of status, authority, and environment

Accepted Answer

Phil Zimbardo

Question 27

The number of roles attached to a single status

Accepted Answer

Role Set

Question 28

Secondary group that pays people

Accepted Answer

Utilitarian

Social Interaction and Group Dynamics

Questions 28

Social Interaction and Group Dynamics

Questions 28