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AP Psychology: Social Psychology
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Social Psychology Review Quiz
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1
Mr. Kelly hated the color orange. But when he went to U of I, he wore orange to fit in with everyone else. Why?
Information social influence
Central route persuasion
Peripheral route persuasion
Normative social influence
2
At every meet, Nigh runs faster than she does when she practices on her own. Why?
Social loafing
Social impairment
Deindividuation
Social Facilitation
3
Which of the following is the best example of prejudice?
Ginny thinks all Asians are smart
Santiago dislikes cheerleaders
Billy will not let girls play on his hockey team
Athena says she can run faster than everyone else
4
Molly asked to borrow $1 from Ann, which Ann gave. Next day, Molly asked for $5, Ann said OK. Then $20! And so on...
Foot-in-the-door phenomenon
Door-in-the-face phenomenon
Reciprocity norm
Social-responsibility norm
5
Before giving a speech favoring gun control, Julia opposed it. Now she favors gun control. Why?
Mirror-image phenomenon
Reward theory
Attribution theory
Cognitive dissonance theory
6
Luis was in line 2 hours for concert tickets, but it sold out. He pounds his fist on the glass and breaks it...why?
Deindividuation
Frustration-aggression principle
Reward theory
Stereotype threat
7
Despite their doubts about their boss' strategy, employees all support him w/o hesitation. Why?
Group polarization
Obedience
Groupthink
Conflict theory
8
Which of the following suggestions is most likely to reduce hostility b/w conflicting groups?
Give groups a task that requires cooperation
Force groups to spend lots of time together
Punish the groups whenever they treat each other badly
Encourage groups to avoid each other
9
Jessica believes that all male athletes are self-centered and sexist. This is an example of:
In-group bias
A Stereotype
Fundamental attribution error
Groupthink
10
Mr. Saken divides the class into 4 competing groups. On 5th day, Harsh kicks Josh in the shins. What happened?
Group polarization
In-group, Out-group bias
Groupthink
Superordinate goals
11
Advertisements are made more effective when the communicators are:
All of the above
Perceived as experts
Famous
Attractive
12
Group who thinks voting age should be lowered to 16 meet to discuss the issue. Afterwards, they are even more convinced.
Conformity
Group Polarization
Groupthink
Social Loafing
13
On a 2nd date, Megan tells Tim she cried watching Bambi. He says, "Me too!" They are closer b/c of:
Self-disclosure
Dual sharing
Deindividuation
Self-serving bias
14
In Asch's conformity study, the men tested were more likely to conform if:
the experimenter criticized participants for wrong answers
there other participants were unanimous in their answers
there were fewer people in the room
All of the above
15
Phoebe donates $200 to the PBS telethon that helps create shows for kids. Why?
Social Responsibility Norm
Social Exchange Theory
Social Trap
Reciprocity Norm
16
The person in the picture is less likely to be inhibited in his behavior and do things out of character. Why?
Prejudice
Obedience
Conformity
Deindividuation
17
Dan forgot to turn in his homework again...he is SOOOOO lazy!
(What did I do wrong?)
Confirmation bias
Self-fulfilling prophecy
cognitive dissonance
Fundamental attribution error
18
Maria gets a romantic card from her boo. She will feel the most intense romantic feelings if
She finished reading her textbook for AP Psych
She just completed her daily run
She just finished eating lunch
She just woke up from a nap
19
In the Milgrim obedience study, what was the dependent variable?
Location of the "learner"
Number of people in the group
Highest level of shock administered
Total length of time of the experiment
20
Which of the following factors is the MOST powerful predictor of friendship?
Physical attractiveness
Similarity in age
Physical proximity
Common racial and cultural background
21
When you are influenced to behave based on the factual content of the message, that is:
informational social influence
peripheral route persuasion
normative social influence
central route persuasion
22
Research indicates that in an emergency, the presence of others:
Leads to more people committing a violent act
Prevents people from noticing the situation
Increasing the likelihood of someone helping
Reduces people's likelihood of helping
