Duplicate of AP PSYCH REVIEW - CH 14 SOCIAL PSYCH

Question 1

DJ teased Max daily about his red hair. After months of teasing Max punched DJ after a comment

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frustration-aggression principle

Question 2

Refusing to hire qualified applicants because of the color of their skin is to engage in:

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discrimination

Question 3

Tragic murder of Kitty G while 30 people watched illustrates the impact of

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bystander effect

Question 4

tendency to help those who are in need because it is our social obligation

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social responsiblity norm

Question 5

Just World Phenomenon leads people to

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believe victims of misfortune deserve to suffer

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Branch of psych concerned w/study of how people think about, influence, relate to each other

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social psychology

Question 7

Top two factors in establishing attraction are:

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proximity and physical attractiveness

Question 8

Discomfort we feel when our actions and thoughts/beliefs are not consistent..don't match

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cognitive dissonance

Question 9

Person's behavior is result of or reaction to an very stressful situation it is an example of a

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situational attribution

Question 10

Most kids believe their school is better than the other schools in town illustrating:

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ingroup bias

Question 11

Situation in which the individual pursuit of self-interest leads to collective destruction is a

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social trap

Question 12

Masked bandits might be more likely than unmasked to physically hurt their victims due to:

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deindividuation

Question 13

When a person's behavior is the result of of internal factors this is referred to as a:

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dispositional attribution

Question 14

Verbal behavior intended to hurt another person is an example of

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aggression

Question 15

Most long lasting and committed changes in opinion/beliefs are generally accomplished using

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central route persuasion

Question 16

Each side sees itself as fair and peaceful & other side as evil and aggressive in conflict:

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mirror-image perception

Question 17

KT hates wearing ties but wears one to his sisters wedding to avoid family disapproval

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normative conformity/social influence

Question 18

An increased liking for an unfamiliar stimulus following repeated experience w/it is known as

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mere exposure effect

Question 19

People with symetrical faces are perceived as

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attractive

Question 20

Enhancement of group's prevailing inclinations through group discussion is called

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group polarization

Question 21

Judging the behavior of others by standards of one's own ethnic/cultural group

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ethnocentrism

Question 22

Milgram's study was designed to investigate:

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blind obedience to authority

Question 23

Drug that mimics/copies a neurotransmitter like meth does for dopamine

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agonist

Question 24

One student in room begins to cough, others are likely to do the same-Best illustrates:

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chameleon effect

Question 25

Prejudice is most likely to develop as a way of justifying:

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social inequalities

Question 26

Normative conformity/social influence results from people's desire to:

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gain social approval

Question 27

Social Exchange Theory that our actions to help others involve our doing a:

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cost-benefit analysis of acting

Question 28

KT concluded her husband was late for dinner b/c he was caught in traffic-Her conclusion ill:

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a situational attribution

Question 29

We tend use ___ when explaining our own personal behavior.

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situational attributions

Question 30

Tend for people to exert less effort when they are pooling their efforts toward a goal w/others

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social loafing

Question 31

Milgram found that ___ were willing to administer the highest level of shock

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two thirds

Question 32

Giving test to one group & a parallel test again later is one way to see if the test has

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reliablity

Question 33

Tests like the SAT have proven to be good indicators of future college success - have high

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predictive validity

Question 34

Tests that consistently yield same or similar results is considered

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reliable

Question 35

Milgram's study was designed to study:

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blind obedience to authority

Question 36

Ask for something outrageous-then follow with smaller request for what you really want

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door-in-the-face

Question 37

Process through which we learn social norms for group behavior:

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socialization

Question 38

Drug that blocks a NT like some poisons block ACh and causes paralysis

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antagonist

Question 39

Grad elevating levels of destructive obedience-Milgram's exp illustrates how __can be dangerous

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foot-in-the-door persuasion

Question 40

Theory that all acts of kindness affected by our assessment of our benefits and losses

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social exchange theory

Question 41

Overgeneralized beliefs about a group of people-often underlie prejudicial feelings-called

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stereotypes

Question 42

Rules of a culture for accepted and expected behavior are called

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norms

Question 43

One side makes a conciliatory gesture hoping the other does the same is a conflict resol tech

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GRIT

Question 44

Frustration-aggression principle suggest that anger results when

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an attempt to achieve some goal is blocked

Question 45

When we perform well learned tasks more effectively in presence of others

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social facilitation

Question 46

When we perform well learned tasks LESS well in in the presence of others

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social inhibition

Question 47

Opinion change resulting from cues such as speakers attractiveness illustrate:

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peripheral route persuasion

Question 48

If you go along with the group because you believe they must be right and you are wrong:

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informational conformity/influence

Question 49

Written and unwritten rules for acceptable/expected group behavior:

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norms

Question 50

Mag. features computer ads using Hollywood stars/pro athletes instead of facts & details-Ex of

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peripheral route persuasion

Question 51

We tend to feel cheerful around happy people-sad around depressed people. Illustrates:

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mood linkage

Question 52

KJ insists her boyfriend's car accident resulted from his carelessness-Explanation illustrates

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a dispositional attribution

Question 53

When we have had the opportunity to observe someone in a variety of situations helps avoid

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fundamental attribution error

Question 54

Teachers often try to put smaller numbers of kids in project groups. They be trying to avoid:

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social loafing

Question 55

The one overall factor of intelligence identified by Spearman

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g

Question 56

His BoBo Doll study indicates that AGGRESSION may learned when children have this behavior

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Bandura

Question 57

Study of personal space zones...I think you're wonderful:

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proxemics

Question 58

Asch's Line study was designed to study:

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conformity

Question 59

Affectionate attachment taht keeps a relationship going after intense feelings cool is known as

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companionate love

Question 60

Theory designed to account for how people explain others' behavior

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attribution theory

Question 61

Responsible for Cognitive Dissonance Theory:

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Festinger

Question 62

RJ stopped to help elderly couple with a flat tire despite knowing he would be late for work:

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social responsibility norm

Question 63

Giving 1 group the odd no. questions & other group the even is one method of determining test

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reliability

Question 64

Agreeing/conforming w/the group because you are convinced the group must be right:

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normative conformity, informational conformity

Duplicate of AP PSYCH REVIEW - CH 14 SOCIAL PSYCH

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Duplicate of AP PSYCH REVIEW - CH 14 SOCIAL PSYCH

Questions 84