What is identification?

It's when a person is well liked and respected.

When a person conforms publicly.

It's acting a certain way to fit into a group.

What is internalization?

When someone sees someone else as a role model.

What does the word egalitarian mean?

Everyone should have equal status.

What does the word groupthink mean?

Mode of thinking that people engage in when they're deeply involved in cohe

What two things do the main idea of a paragraph include?

Topic and claim or controlling idea

What is a "spiral of silence"?

When one opinion takes control and people are afraid to speak.

Research participants were divided into three groups. What were the three groups?

Centralized, control and egalitarian

What are the four classifications of groupthink?

Biased leadership, isolation, decisional stress, and cohesion

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What is identification?
It conforms to what one thinks.
When someone believe in oneself.
It's when a person is well liked and respected.
When there is pressure whitin a group.
2
What is compliance?
Conforming to a particular person.
When someone sees someone as a role model.
When a person conforms publicly.
When people internalize a group's belief.
3
What is conformity?
It's not a waiting to belong to a group.
It only affects young adults struggling to belong.
It's acting a certain way to fit into a group.
It worsens as people get older.
4
What is internalization?
When a group believes in itself.
When a person conforms publicly.
When someone sees someone else as a role model.
When a person keeps their original beliefs.
5
What does the word egalitarian mean?
A group with no collaboration
Everyone should follow a leader.
Everyone should have equal status.
Those who contribute more should have more control.
6
What does the word groupthink mean?
A mode of thinking that people engage in when they are in disagreement.
When a group agrees with certain information.
All of the above
Mode of thinking that people engage in when they're deeply involved in cohe
7
What two things do the main idea of a paragraph include?
A definition and context clues
Context clues and details
Topic and claim or controlling idea
Antonyms and synonyms
8
How do context clues help us to understand more and read faster?
You understand how the word is used.
All the above
You save time
You remember the words more easily
9
What is a "spiral of silence"?
When a group can create a decision for the better of a group.
When everyone in a group disagrees.
When no one speaks.
When one opinion takes control and people are afraid to speak.
10
Research participants were divided into three groups. What were the three groups?
Followers, opinion leaders and centralized
Centralized, control and egalitarian
Individual, groupthinkers and control
Egalitatian, individuals and control
11
Where do you usually find the main idea?
Only in the concluding paragraph
Anywhere
B and c
At the beginning of the paragraph
12
What is two-word meaning that is guessed based on instinct alone?
Response guess
Home alone
Gut status
Gut response
13
Using context clues you can ___ the meaning of a word.
Look for the word in a dictionary.
Read faster
Define a word
Guess
14
What are common context clues?
Definitions, general topics
Both a and b
None of the above
Example, synonyms, and antonyms
15
What are the four classifications of groupthink?
Definition, synonym, and antonym, believes.
Biased leadership, isolation, decisional stress, and cohesion
Compliance, internalization, identification, and conformity.
Examples, quotations, similarities, and comparisons

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