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1
People who pick stocks on Wall St. have what kind of orientation?
Cooperative
Altruistic
Individualistic
Competitive
2
The bystander effect says that the __ people are around, the __ likely you are to get help.
less, less
more, more
more, less
less, more
3
Companies often ask for your email to use a free service, then they email you ads for things that cost money. Technique:
central route to persuasion
foot-in-the-door
is reciprocity
door-in-the-face
4
A girl saying "boys are disgusting; they're all a bunch of pigs!" is an example of...
instrumental aggression
the contact hypothesis
in-group bias
outgroup homogeneity
5
This commercial is using which route to persuasion in order to increase sales?
peripheral route
central route
door-in-the-face
foot-in-the-door
6
The
act
of only sitting with people who act a certain way during lunch is...
stereotyping
prejudice
scapegoat theory
discrimination
7
Asch found that when the test subject was given a "partner" who answered correctly, conformity
drastically decreased
slightly decreased
drastically increased
slightly increased
8
An athlete, by definition, operates under which social orientation?
Competitive
Individualistic
Cooperative
Altruistic
9
Because of the Fundamental Attribution Error, we often make ______ attributions when evaluating others.
external
dispositional
situational
stereotyped
10
All of the following are factors that INCREASE the chances of conformity, EXCEPT ______?
Subject belongs to "lower class" group
Individualistic culture
Group is very large
Collectivist culture
11
What does "social loafing" involve?
Social Cooperation
Conforming to a norm
Letting others in a group do the work
Deindividuation
12
Which of the following can be one side effect of group polarization?
Conformity
Groupthink
The Chameleon Effect
Social Impairment
13
Rules that apply to all members of a group and govern acceptable behavior are called what?
Norms
Social Influence
Group Dynamics
Roles
14
A person who blames the referee for their football team's loss is making a ____ attribution.
Situational
Dispositional
15
People rushing to get to work on time creates an accident, which slows everyone down. Which social trap is this?
Prisoner's Dilemma
Commons Dilemma
Public Goods Dilemma
