SPR25 Pre-Exam 3

A person scores very high in musical intelligence but struggles with math. Gardner would say:

A child performs poorly on an English-language IQ test but speaks Spanish at home. This reflects:

A person believes people commit crimes due to bad character, ignoring systemic inequality. This shows:

A man studies all night to ensure success but blames poor performance on being “too tired.” This is:

A test that gives consistent results each time a person takes it is said to have high:

"I'm not going to talk to you until you stop being mean to me"

Which strategy is most effective in reducing prejudice long-term, according to research?

A parent blames their child’s poor test score on a bad teacher. This is an example of:

A roommate often avoids chores, assuming others will do them. This resembles which social dilemma?

Blaming poverty on laziness rather than lack of opportunity

A company gives a bonus for doing their normal work before asking employees to work extra. This strategy is most like:

Which is the best example of crystallized intelligence?

Progressive matrices are designed to reduce the effects of:

In a workplace, an employee performs worse during a group project than when working alone. This best illustrates:

Which most accurately describes the Flynn effect?

Which concept explains why you’re more likely to form friendships with people in your dorm?

Which of the following best explains why men and women have equal intelligence despite brain size differences?

A person sees a homeless individual and fails to respond emotionally. What process may explain this?

A math teacher claims that reading ability and math scores are related. This supports:

A woman believes they will do badly on a math test due to stereotypes about women lacking intelligence. This may cause

Which is an example of a “nudge” designed to promote prosocial behavior?

A student who excels at solving new logic puzzles is likely using:

Teachers told a randomly selected student was expected to perform extremely well; these students had high test scores

A student sees someone collapse but assumes others around will help. This scenario exemplifies:

After seeing a negative campaign ad paid for by the opponent, you still end up influenced by it later.

"Conformity occurs even with clearly wrong answers" was proved in what experiment?

A few employees initially oppose a new policy, and after a meeting, all of them oppose it and decide to strike. This is:

A test consistently underestimates the performance of students from lower-income backgrounds.

A test that accurately predicts job performance has high: