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1
Assumption that a car accident is a result of carelessness not circumstances is an example of
Deindividuation
Dispositional Attibution
Bystander effect
Just-World Phenomenon
2
Which of the following is an ACTION?
Discrimination
Prejudice
3
Hitler's blaming of the Jews for the economic collapse of Germany is an example of...
Mere-Exposure Effect
Scapegoat Theory
Just-World Phenomenon
Reciprocity Norm
4
After Eric failed to make the high school wrestling team, he punched hole in the wall. This is
Deindividuation
frustration-aggression
Social Loafing
group polarization
5
When the pursuit of self-interest leads to harm.
Social Trap
Bystander Effect
Fundamental Attribution Error
Central Route Persuasion
6
When a group of people who are prejudiced become even more so during discussion, this is ...
Social Facilitation
Groupthink
Group Polarization
Mere Exposure Effect
7
What is the belief that a person who suffers deserves his/her fate due to bad actions?
Dharma
Just-World Phenomenon
Mirror-Image Perception Principle
Ingroup Bias
8
Increasing the number of people present during an emergency tends to...
decrease the likelihood someone will help
increase empathy towards victim
decrease empathy toward victim
increase likelihood someone will help
9
The tendency of a person to exert less effort when working with others is...
Social Facilitation
Social Loafing
Bystander Effect
Social Inhibition
10
When two groups in conflict agree to work together toward a common goal, it is...
Superordinate Goal
Group Think
Bystander Effect
Social Facilitation
11
The theory that describes how we explain other's behaviors as either internal or external...
Motivational Theory
Two-Factor Theory
Social Exchange Theory
Attribution Theory
12
When we work harder because someone else is around, we are experiencing...
Social Facilitation
Social Inhibition
Bystander Effect
Group Polarization
13
Fundamental Attribution Error tends to underestimate...
Personal Dispositions
Situational Influencence
14
Gabby is normally very reserved, but at a rock concert she was wild. This is an example of..
Bystander Effect
Deindividuation
Dispositional Attribution
Social Inhibition
15
What is the tendency of a person to exert less effort when working in a group?
Social Loafing
Groupthink
Social Inhibition
Group Polarization
16
Alana helped Kari move, so Kari felt obligated to help Alana set up for a party. This is...
Social Loafing
Superordinate Goal
Group Think
Reciprocity Norm
17
What explains why a person who agrees to a smaller request will then agree to a bigger one?
Social Inhibition
Social Facilitation
Foot-in-the-Door Phenomenon
Groupthink
18
Which of the following is an ATTITUDE?
Prejudice
Discrimination
19
Mike hears cries for help while walking on a busy beach. What explains his failure to act?
Exposure Effect
Social Inhibition
Bystander Effect
Attribution Error
20
When a business leader brings in an outside consultant, he/she is trying to limit...
Superordinate Goals
Groupthink
Cognitive Dissonanced
Social Loafing
21
When a ad for a product provides very detailed information, what type of persuasion is used?
Peripheral Route Persuasion
Central Route Persuasion
22
What is altruism?
increased attraction to someone as they become familiar
behaving unselfishly to help others
working harder in presence of others
helping others to make ourselves look good to others
23
When a person fails to recycle because it is inconvenient and "doesn't really matter," it is...
Mere Exposure Effect
Social Facilitation
Social Trap
Fundamental Error
24
Fundamental Attribution Error tends to overestimate....
Personal Dispositions
Situational influences
25
According to Sherif's study, how can two competing groups reduce conflict?
By allowing group leaders to negotiate
by bringing members of both groups into close contact
By having one group make conciliatory offer to other group
By exposing group to tasks that require joint effort
26
What is the discomfort we feel when our actions and beliefs are in conflict?
Cognitive Dissonance
Groupthink
Group polariztion
Deindivudation
27
When we behave in a way that is not normal for us due to a sense of anonymity?
Deindividuation
Social Facilitation
Groupthink
Social Inhibition
28
In his study on obedience, what did Milgram find?
majority of subjects refused to comply
majority of subjects quit at first sounds of pain
majority of subjects administered highest voltage
majority of subjects quit when learner began to beg
29
What is the increasing radicalization of ideas in a group through discussion?
Social Facilitation
Group Polarization
Social Inhibition
Groupthink
30
Which of the following would increase the likelihood a person would conform to a new norm?
Group of less than three
The lack of an authority figure in the group
All other members of the group conformed (unanimous)
A another person in the group resists conforming
