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Social Psychology Revision Quiz
Social Psychology Revision Quiz
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A #social #psychology quiz for #Edexcel #A Level #obedience and #prejudice
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1
Immediacy does NOT refer to...
how familiar the authority figure is to the target
how many authority figures there are
how recently the order was given
how close the authority figure is to the target
2
RWA is a personality trait that affects obedience and prejudice. What does RWA stand for?
Right-wing authoritarianism
Really weird attitudes
Right-wing attitudes
Right-wing aggression
3
If someone operates under their own free will, they are in what state?
agentic
autonomous
disobedient
conscientious
4
Which of these does NOT happen in Social Identity Theory?
Social comparison
Social identification
Social categorisation
Social cohesion
5
We are socialised to be obedient through what?
rewards and punishments
rewards and praise
hierarchies
rules and regulations
6
If we are in an agentic state we can argue...
we were just following orders
we were temporarily psychopathic
we were hoping for a reward for our obedience
it was the victim's fault for getting the answer wrong
7
What is the effect on obedience if there are multiple targets rather than one individual?
Obedience will disappear
Obedience will fall
Obedience will rise
Obedience will stay the same
8
Milgram used which word to describe obedience?
untenable
ubiquitous
unbelievable
ulterior
9
Which of these is NOT a factor that impacts on our obedience, according to SIT?
number of sources
immediacy of the source
childhood rewards and punishments
strength of authority figure
10
An agent of the authority figure is....
an extension of them
a follower of them
an admirer of them
a critic of them
11
What is Milgram's theory of obedience called?
Agentic State Theory
Agency Theory
Agentic Theory
Social Agency Theory
12
When moral strain becomes too high, Milgram argues we...
switch off our conscience so we don't feel bad
stay in the agentic state but get very distressed
switch into the autonomous state and disobey the order
become agents of the authority figure
13
Latané's theory which can explain obedience is called...?
Social Impact Theory
Social Conformity Theory
Social Influence Theory
Social Identity Theory
14
Realistic Conflict Theory explains prejudice arises when...
there is competition for resources
there is an in-group and out-group
there is only one prize in the competition
one group become the scapegoats
15
When groups have no meaningful membership they are called?
in-groups
minimum groups
miniscule groups
minimal groups
16
Moral strain is when we...
feel conflict between the order and our conscience
feel anxiety about what is the right thing to do
switch off our own conscience altogether
feel distress about being disobedient
17
A research method that investigates subconscious prejudices is called...?
Implicit Association Test
Implicit Aggression Test
Implicit Personality Theory
Implicit Attitudes Test
18
To make a source strong, it needs to have...
high status
high wealth
the power to punish us
the power to reward us
19
Having hierarchical societies provides us with what?
stability
authority
certainty
dissent
20
Whose theory is Social Identity Theory?
Tajfel
Sherif
Burger
Latané
