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Is automatic mimicry a conscious behaviour?
yes
no
2
A good example of drive theory would be when...
You practice for an exam
Chefs cook in the kitchen
Athletes are performing
3
Do your personal opinions change in normative influence?
yes
no
4
Which of the folowing is NOT a motivation to form a group?
desire to feel connected
find a mate
increase self esteem
fear
5
In Allports 1920 experiment what did he find we do in the presence of a group?
Enhance our speed
Enhance our performance
Inhibit our skill
6
This is an example of __ theory.
Skill
Facilitation
Drive
7
A triad consists of how many people?
2
4
3
5
8
Tidwell found that first impressions are accurate
true
false
9
What does NVB stand for?
non verbal book
Non verbal behaviour
non vestibular behaviour
10
What is conformity?
change in response from a request
complying to a person of authority
a change in response due to pressure
11
Automatic mimicry has a ___ function.
biological
evolutionary
genetic
12
Majority influences happen through____.
compliance
conversion
conformation
13
Which of the following does NOT contain one of the six basic emotions?
sadness, anger
Happiness, suprise
jealousy, kindness
fear, disgust
14
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main factors we use to choose a mate (Buss, 2003
physical health
youthful appearance
common interests
body/facial attraction
15
Minority groups have no __ control over the majority
informational
normative
private
16
what is NOT a factor that influences social loafing?
contribution is essential
a strict leader is involved
Contribution is essential
17
What year did Zimbardo do his Stanford prison experiment>
1971
1963
1961
1979
18
Is a nation an example of a group?
Yes
No
19
Social psychology is the study of__,__&__.
thoughts, believes and behaviours
thoughts, influences and behaviours
Thought, feelings and behaviours
20
Allport also found that we enhance the __ of the practiced skill and ___ the bad skill.
speed, inhibit
skill, inhibit
skill, enhance
21
Empirical tests can falsify hypothesis but not prove them.
true
false
22
Which is a reason that Amy Cuddy's power pose experiment was ridiculed?
the results were skewed.
It could not be re-produced
Small sample size
It was badly measured.
23
Which year was group mind discovered?
1990
1890
1880
1980
24
How did Tidwell et al (2013) measure familiarity
speed dating
choosing images of faces
long term online talking
25
Social loafing happens when a persons actions are___.
counting less
Less identifiable
not needed
26
Minority influence happens through ___.
Conversion
compliance
conformation
27
Who found that being attractive makes you more successful?
Earmark, 2000
Segal, 2000
Langlois et al, 2000
28
Drive theory and evaluation apprehension theory are...
wrong
different
similar
29
We also join groups to gain feelings of __ and avoid ___.
affection, loneliness
safety, danger
Affiliation, loneliness
30
Normative influence is when...
you conform due to a lack of info
you conform to avoid punishment
31
When someone mimics us we find it frustrating.
true
false
32
A dyad consists of how many people?
4
5
3
2
33
If a baby looks at you for a long period of time, that means they perceive you as...
maternal
attractive
warm
strong
34
What are the two main things we look for when making a friend?
familiarity and location
familiarity and kindness
similar interests and location
35
Who measured friendship by cross referencing it with room number?
Segal, 1974
Sigmund, 1978
Peplow, 1992
36
Automatic mimicry helps us ___.
communicate
establish a relationship
establish dominance
37
Are two people an example of a group?
Yes
No
38
With majority views we tend to believe in __ but minority we believe in __.
Private, public
Public, private
39
Ostracise means...
to be excluded from a group
to join a group
to leave a group
40
Why do we like people with familiar faces?
good genes
reminds us of home
more comforting
41
A group consists of how many people?
3+
3
4
5
42
What does ABC stand for
affect, behaviour, command
Affect, behaviour. control
Affect, behaviour, cognition
43
Informational influence is when
You lack info, so copy others
you copy others so you don't stand out
you learn from others and copy them
44
How do we know that social psychology is a science?
It is something we can observe
because we use scientific methods to measure it
we always obtain quantitative data
45
Who wrote 'group psychology and the analysis of the ego'?
Freud
Jung
Baumeister
46
We like people who are similar to us because...
they remind us of family
they continue our traditions
they validate our attitudes
47
Symmetry represents
average effect
attractiveness
good genes
48
What is compliance?
change in response from an explicit request
a change in response due to pressure
comply to a person of authority
49
Social behaviour can apply to other primates
false
true
50
What is obedience?
complying to a person of authority
change in response due to pressure
change in repose from an explicit request
51
Touch can be used to convey only positive messages.
True
False
52
We prefer distinctive faces
true
false
53
What did Barsade (2002) find was a factor of social loafing?
negative mood
monitored contribution
larger group = less effort
54
Head and arm gestures are commonly used to...
add intimacy
add direction
establish hierarchy
add meaning
55
When in court what did a WW2 officer claim?
he was being threatened
he was protecting his family
he believed in his cause
He was just obeying orders
56
What did Bond and Smith find in a meta analysis (1996)?
conformity has increased
conformity has declined
there is more individualism
57
What did Milgram use to test obedience in his 1963 study?
willingness to electrocute teacher
willingness to electrocute unknown person
willingness to electrocute student
58
Which of the following initiates contact?
waving arms
shouting
Eye contact
59
Does group bonding help improve the change of achievement of their goal?
Yes
No
60
People exhibit less conformity when other people are willing to ___ the norm.
convert to
defy
conform to
61
and how they influences by the___,___ or __ presence of others.
actual, imagined or individual
actual, imagined or group
actual, imagined, implied
62
Automatic mimicry can be used to establish a ___.
hierarchy
rapport
relationship
63
What year did Asch perform his lines experiment?
1956
1951
1954
1959
64
Who found that automatic mimicry was unconscious?
Chartrand and Bargh, 1999
Tidwell, 2013
Langlois, 1988
65
Mita et al (1977) found that...
we do not like reversals of our own face
we like those who look similar to us
we like to see ourselves in the mirror
66
injunctive
what should have been done
What should be done
What should not be done
67
Evaluation-Apprehension theory states that our rewards or punishment are based on ____.
others evaluation of us
our behaviour
the groups opinion
68
Who wrote the full list of 81 items for NVB?
Hayduk, 2012
Rosip and Hall, 2004
Turner, 2012
69
What does social anthropology focus on?
Behaviour of exotic tribes
behaviour of primates
modern society
70
What does social identity theory claim?
you require identity to join a group
we adjust our identities when we join a group
joining a group prescribes us behaviour
71
Familiarity represents...
attractiveness
good genes
average effect
72
Who devised the Ostracism throwing ball experiment?
Allport 1987
Zajonc 1965
Williams 1998
