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1
In which situation does deindividuation not exist?
Platoon soldiers marching in formation
Gymnast performing on the uneven bars
KKK members burning a cross
Masked children in Halloween costumes
2
Couples that have been married for 30 years are in what stage of love?
Passionate
Divorced
Romantic
Compassionate
3
What is an example of a social script?
Sleep during the day
Eating popcorn at the movies
Homework
Going on a date
4
Which of the following does not reinforce prejudice?
Strong feelings of frustration
Authoritarian parental environment
Becoming familiar with a person
Categorizing people into groups
5
Bob help me so I'll help him: this shows which social theory?
Social-Responsibility Norm
Social Facilitation
Reprocity Norm
Social Traps
6
Eli's son asks him for $200, he says no & then he asks him for $25 and Eli says yes. This is..?
Door-in-the-face technique
Lowballing technique
Highballing technique
Foot-in-the-door technique
7
Compared with individualistic cultures, people in collectivist cultures:
Opt to be more unique when given the opportunity to do so
Are less likely to conform among a group of strangers
Are more likely to conform to group pressure in any group
Are less likely to conform in close family groupings
8
A couple has a good relationship bc they share their dreams to each other it shows the value of
Self-disclosure
Social facilitation
Deindividuation
Passionate love
9
Changing attitudes changes our actions; this explains what theory
Fruedian Slip
Cognitive Closeness
Cognitive Dissonance
Cognitive Rationalization
10
Miligram tested what?
Obedience
Conformity
Cognitive Dissonance
Social Facilitation
11
Attraction research supports each of the following except
Birds of a feather flock together
Familiarity breeds liking
Interaction frequency is importan
Likes repel, opposites attract
12
Who conducted the Stanford Prison Experiment?
Miligram
Watson
Zimbardo
Darwin
13
If Alicia wants a new laptop, her chance of getting it are higher when her dad is:
In a bad mood
In a good mood
Just waking up
In a hurry
14
Nora always watches violent movies; when she sees a dead body she is not bothered as much b/c?
She is desensitized
She want's to leave
She doesn't care
She is sensitive
15
Mr. Buers hates his class, but later, he loves them, this is explained by the what effect?
Catharisis Effect
Mere Exposure Effect
Similarity Effect
Proximity Effect
16
Research into tv violence makes references to whose work on modeling?
Asch
Bandura
Miligram
Frued
17
Most people think their neighborhood is better than others, this shows which social concept?
Scapegoating
In-group bias
Reciprocity norm
Fundamental attribution error
18
Amy asks for $5 but then later asks for $10. This shows which technique
Door-in-the-face technique
Foot-in-the-door technique
That’s-not-all technique
Add-on technique
19
What is social loafing?
Working harder individually than in groups
Working harder in groups than individually
20
What theory explains how helping people makes us feel good?
Social Traps
Reprocity Norms
Social Exchange Theory
Conflict
21
When is group think least likely to occur
In cohesive groups
Where a proposed action is seen as moral
Where an outgroup is stereotyped
Where the leader does not attend a meeting
22
In which of the following situations is help least likely to be received?
The need for help is unquestionably clear
Several people see the need for help
A person has been directly asked to help
The help need has been preceded by a model of helping
23
Sam's opinion on abortion changed when his class opposed it. This change is explained by:
Judgment
Cognitive dissonance
Social Exchange
Schachter’s Two Factor
24
A boy was ready to help a woman in need, since others walked away, he did't help. This shows:
Bystander effect
Mere exposure effect
Fundamental attribution error
Social loafing
25
Joe and Bob are below-average pool players. People stop & watch the game. What can be expected?
They dramatically improve
They dramatically decline
They slightly decline
They continue at the same level
