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2024 FRQ Review 1
2024 FRQ Review 1
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You spill a portion of your coffee on your shirt and you spend all day convinced everyone is focused on the stain
halo effect
spotlight effect
groupthink
deindividuation
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What is meant by deindividuation?
A form of aggressive behavior
Loss of our sense of self awareness and responsibility when in a group
When we follow the crowd in matters of fashion
When we help people in an emergency situation
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What is self-efficacy?
The belief that you can achieve your potential
The belief in your own ability to succeed at a task
Being self-motivated
Being self-efficient
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When groups put an emphasis on consensus and do not fully consider all possibilities are engaged in ..
halo effect
group polarization
groupthink
group reciprocity
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A new T Swift song is released. At first, you think it is just okay but after hearing it several times, you now love it
mere exposure effect
proximity
reciprocal liking
conformity
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In a group project, Roscoe tends to not work as hard. What group influence is this?
Social Facilitation
Social Inhibition
Social Conformity
Social Loafing
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You watch a movie and find it terrible. You expect most people to feel the same way as you.
False Consensus Effect
Mere-exposure effect
Diffusion of Responsibility
False Equivalency Effect
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Which is an example of the Central Route to Persuasion?
A celebrity endorses a product
Using a catchy slogan to capture people’s attention
Describing the features product X has that product Y does not have
Using emotional imagery to generate support for a cause
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The degree of sociability, outgoing, and willingness to interact with others is the Big Five Trait of
Agreeableness
Extraversion
Neuroticism
Conscientiousness
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Group polarization is the tendency for
group to become extreme when their points are challenged
opinions strengthen after discussion w/ like-minded people
a group to become divided on an issue
a group to bond during a difficult circumstance
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You laugh at a cool kid's bad joke because you want to be accepted by that group.
informational social influence
normative social influence
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Social pressure based on the belief that others know more than you
informational social influence
normative social influence
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According to the concept of social facilitation, you will...
run faster because other people are present
run slower because people are there watching you
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The finding that people are less likely to help when there are more witnesses around is known as
bystander apathy
group isolation
diffusion of responsibility
social inhibition
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Helping and assisting others for unselfish reasons
bystander apathy
altruism
groupthink
reciprocity norm
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When you speed on the highway, you argue that you were in a hurry and you could do so safely
actor-observer bias
false consensus effect
altruism
halo effect
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A sense that you are in control of your own fate, a master of your own destiny
internal locus of control
external locus of control
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Because your friend helps you with your math homework, you agree to drive him home after school
Reciprocity norm
Halo effect
Social responsibility norm
Diffusion of responsbility
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An example of a Fundamental Attribution Error is
You assume a classmate failed a test because the test was too difficult
You think that a classmate failed a test because they are not smart.
A classmate failed the test because they were having a bad day
A classmate who always looks happy confessed that she's insecure
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accumulated knowledge and vocabulary that grows as we age
fluid intelligence
crystallized intelligence
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Peripheral route of persuasion would focus on ...
emotional argument
celebrity endorsements
facts and figures (logic)
catchy slogans
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When you view the person that does not hold the door open for you as a jerk, you are making a(n) _?_ attribution
situational
dispositional
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You find a particular actor handsome. You thereby assume they are also smart and kind.
homogeneity bias
reciprocity norm
false consensus effect
halo effect
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Which of the following explanations reflects an EXTERNAL locus of control
There is no need to study, it is all a matter of luck
If I do not go to bed early, then I will struggle on my exam.
If I complete my homework and study guides, I will earn a good grade
If I study well, I know I can do well on this exam.
