Psychology Final Exam Review Part 1

Humans need companionship the most when they are

Verbal communication includes

Failure to take action because of the presence of others is an example of

People frequently choose to marry someone similar in appearance to themselves

knowingly causing someone pain because an authority figure tells you to do so was shown in...

The Stanford Prison experiment demonstrated

“Let’s take a vote to decide the issue”is a statement that would be made by what type of leader

Compared to a child raised in China, a child raised in the United States is more likely to

Brainwashing is a combination of psychological manipulation and physical torture

Wearing a pink shirt to work on Fridays because your coworkers do is an example of

People from other countries stand closer to a person during a conversation than U.S. people

Strategies such as the “foot-in-the-door” technique are aimed at influencing the

Which of these words or phrases is most closely associated with passionate love?

Factors that work to hold a group together increase that group’s

A psychologist would use __ to predict how a person would talk with other members of a group.

The ideology of a group is a product of the members’ shared

U.S. people who are talking typically keep about 3 - 10 feet apart. What term describes this

What is the main reason that parent-child conflicts occur during adolescence?

Why does generational identity occur?

People like to be together to reduce uncertainties about themselves

Which of the following is an example of a primary group?

tendency to explain someone's behavior based on internal factors not external factors

Initiation rites are intended to increase

A leader who excites the members of a group and gets them to take action has a high amount of

Attitudes rarely affect how we interpret people and events

Which of these words or phrases is most closely associated with companionate love?

Classical conditioning is pairing a conditioned stimulus with existing unconditioned stimuli.

People read articles that uphold their own political attitudes to evade cognitive dissonance.

Developing a schema for a person we know explains past behavior and predicts future behavior

the subfield of social psychology that studies how we perceive, store, and retrieve information