Unit 4 Part 1

A team ignores warnings for unity’s sake, making a bad decision. Which pitfall?

Explaining your successes by skill but failures by luck reflects what?

Lu’s friendly nature influences others’ reactions, reinforcing her behavior. Which idea?

Under stress, Kelly reverts to childish habits. Which defense mechanism?

Chris insists all poor people are lazy, ignoring social factors. Which bias?

Rita believes everyone loves her favorite movie. Which bias?

Masked concertgoers act wildly, shedding personal restraint. Which group factor?

June unconsciously favors members of her own group. Which bias?

Lora wears casual clothes because everyone else does. Which influence?

Nina envies peers’ higher incomes, measuring her own worth. Which concept?

Kiki invents stories for ambiguous pictures in therapy. Which projective tool?

Heated online chats make Sam’s group more extreme. Which process?

A teacher believes Mia is gifted and gives her extra help, boosting Mia’s grades. Which phenomenon?

Jade slacks off on a group project, though she works hard alone. Which effect?

Tom complies with an odd request because the person is in uniform. Which influence?

Eva accuses her rival of envy, but Eva is the envious one. Which mechanism?

Sam insists his failing grade was the teacher’s fault, not his. Which mechanism?

Tim feels no urgency to assist in a crowd, assuming others will. Which effect?

Jade strives to fulfill her highest potential. Which humanistic term?

Which bias overemphasizes personal traits in others’ actions?

Mira sees a crash but assumes someone else will call for help. Which effect?

Greg runs faster before cheering fans than alone. Which concept?

Dave volunteers to help a neighbor build a shed with no expectation of reward. Which behavior?

Ava’s culture prioritizes family loyalty over personal ambition. Which norm?

Leo buries his guilt deep in his unconscious. Which mechanism?

Ron is swayed by an ad showing a flashy celebrity, not facts. Which route?

Which principle suggests repeated exposure boosts liking?

Ron hates a coworker but acts overly kind toward them. Which defense is that?

Mia doubts the restaurant choice but goes along with friends’ pick. Which behavior?

Rival clubs band together to fix the stadium. Which shared motive?

Terry dismisses new evidence that contradicts her stance. Which phenomenon?

A counselor gives total acceptance to her client, no matter what. Which principle?

Paul reveals unconscious conflicts by interpreting inkblots. Which test?

Bella secures a big favor after asking a small one first. Which tactic?

Kay studies how to boost teamwork in her company. Which psychology field?

Quinn smokes but knows it’s harmful, feeling uneasy. Which concept?

Chad’s huge loan request gets refused, so he follows with a smaller one. Which tactic?

Dana’s boss angers her, but she yells at her dog instead. Which mechanism?

Overfishing benefits a few but harms all long-term. Which dilemma?

Blaming your lateness on traffic but calling others lazy shows which bias?