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Section 13 Social Quest Review
Section 13 Social Quest Review
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Living in Japan, Kai values the group over self. This reflects:
Reciprocity norm
Conformity
Individualism
Collectivist culture
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Kai blames others' bad driving on them being dumb but excuses himself.
Stereotyping
Fundamental attribution error
Actor-observer bias
Self-serving bias
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A commercial uses a celebrity instead of facts. This is:
Informational social influence
Peripheral route persuasion
Central route persuasion
Groupthink
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A student changes their answer after hearing a confident classmate. Why?
Group polarization
Informational social influence
Social loafing
Social facilitation
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Laura uses facts and logic to persuade. She uses:
Cognitive dissonance
Foot-in-the-door
Central route persuasion
Peripheral route
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Anna helps her friend after being helped earlier. This is:
Door-in-the-face
Reciprocity norm
Bystander effect
Social facilitation
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Tom feels uneasy after lying about liking a movie. This is:
Cognitive dissonance
Central route persuasion
Informational social influence
Self-fulfilling prophecy
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Mia works less in a group than when alone. What explains this?
Conformity
Social loafing
Deindividuation
Groupthink
9
A manager motivates employees and studies work behavior. Job title?
Cognitive scientist
Humanist therapist
Clinical psychologist
Industrial-organizational psychologist
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Nick assumes the cashier is rude because she's mean, not tired. This is:
Actor-observer bias
Fundamental attribution error
Halo effect
Self-fulfilling prophecy
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Believing people get what they deserve is part of:
Actor-observer bias
False consensus effect
Reciprocity norm
Just-world phenomenon
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Rival groups work together during a flood. What helped reduce prejudice?
Outgroup bias
Superordinate goals
Social norms
Groupthink
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A team avoids criticizing a bad plan to stay united. This is:
Cognitive dissonance
Deindividuation
Groupthink
Group polarization
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The belief that all members of a different group are alike is:
In-group bias
Conformity
Social Norms
Outgroup homogeneity bias
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In a group project, Tina encourages others to voice concerns and share new ideas.
Foot-in-the-door technique
Preventing groupthink
Normative influence
Group polarization
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Liam gives a small donation, then agrees to a bigger one. What technique?
Door-in-the-face
Reciprocity norm
Normative influence
Foot-in-the-door
17
People are more likely to help when they are alone. This shows the:
Bystander effect
False consensus effect
Reciprocity norm
Group polarization
18
When in a crowd, Alex joins in throwing things he'd never do alone. Why?
Group polarization
Social loafing
Groupthink
Deindividuation
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Jess thinks all skaters are lazy because one skipped class. This is:
False consensus effect
Halo effect
Stereotyping
Group polarization
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Noah thinks his soccer team is better and more diverse than the others.
In-group bias
Fundamental attribution error
Group polarization
Outgroup homogeneity bias
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Lisa’s group became more extreme in opinion after discussing. This shows:
Conformity
Group polarization
Bystander effect
Social facilitation
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A teacher expects Joe to misbehave, and he ends up doing just that. This shows:
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Fundamental attribution error
Halo effect
Stereotyping
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Max assumes the girl is kind because she's attractive. This is:
Fundamental attribution error
In-group bias
Central route persuasion
Halo effect
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Mira smiles at coworkers more often and starts liking them more. Why?
Reciprocity norm
Mere-exposure effect
Social norms
In-group bias
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Sara asks for a big favor first, then a small one. What technique is this?
Reciprocity norm
Door-in-the-face
Central route persuasion
Halo effect
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Ella performs better on stage when her friends are watching. What explains this?
Social loafing
Social facilitation
Groupthink
Conformity
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A person joins in a group’s belief to be right in a new situation. Why?
Informational social influence
Social loafing
Groupthink
Normative influence
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A student helps pick up books because the teacher is watching. Why?
Reciprocity norm
Mere-exposure effect
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Social norms
29
One person disagrees in a group, making others speak up. This shows:
Presence of a dissenter
Conformity
Group polarization
Informational influence
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Sam believes everyone loves pineapple pizza because he does. This is:
In-group bias
False consensus effect
Stereotyping
Social norms
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During an emergency, no one helps because they assume someone else will.
Reciprocity norm
Groupthink
Bystander effect
In-group bias