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1
Which of the following is false?
Facial symmetry is an indicator of good health and reproductive health
Babies prefer faces that are symmetrical
People’s perceptions of beauty vary across cultures
Some culture backgrounds think that some faces just look better than others
2
Which of the following is not a reason for the homogeneity of groups?
People tend to recruit into the group that are similar to them
People are attracted to people with similar attitudes
People find it difficult to work with those that different than themselves
Groups operate in ways that encourage similarities
3
Why is affirmative action in college admissions important to social psychology?
It offers equal access to demographic groups
A diverse student body can affect social and academic outcomes
Admissions should not be based solely on GPA and test scores
It makes admissions fair for all demographic groups
4
The ________ gets people to agree first to a small request makes them more likely to agree to a second, larger request.
Door-in-the-face technique
Foot-in-the-door technique
Groupthink technique
The agreeable tech
5
What did Nicolas Koranyi and Klaus Rothermund (2012) do to show how powerful reciprocal liking is?
Aired a worldwide television show, “How Powerful Reciprocal Liking is.”
Aired a worldwide television show about ending descrimination
Presented a series of same-sex faces to American research participants
Presented a series of opposite-sex faces to German research participants
6
The crucial variable on which much of interpersonal attraction most likely hinges from what?
Familiarity
Physical attractiveness
intelligence
Individualism
7
In a study, it was found that people most preferred…
Faces that were different than their own
Faces that matched society’s definition of beauty
Faces that were most similar to their own
Faces with lighter pigmentation
8
Herring’s stock market simulation showed highly diverse marketplaces were positively related to sales and # of customers
True
False
9
What refers to the qualities of a group that binds members together and promotes mutual liking?
Groupthink
Group cohesiveness
Group conflict
Social loafing
10
What are the biological factors of love?
Feeling dizzy and confused
Increased heart rate and increased activation in the brain
Decreased heart rate and increased activation in the brain
increased heart rate and decreased activation in the brain
11
What refers to a group's shared expectations about how particular people are supposed to behave?
Social roles
Groupthink
Social Dilemma
Norms
12
Infants with ____ attachment cry & show signs of distress when their parent leaves the room
Addiction
Secure
insecure
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
13
More often than not, members of a group tend to be alike in what ways?
Sports and hobbies
Age, sex, beliefs, and opinions
Where they are from
Likes, dislikes, tastes & preferences
14
In the Walster, et al., 1966 study, what was the basis for the participants to see the randomly matched stranger again
IQ
Physical attractiveness
Height
Emotional intelligence
15
what is the best predictor for a future friendship between roommates?
Sharing a similar background and political views.
Having similar morning and night routines
Being into the same kinds of hobbies (ie. sports or video games).
Eating the same kinds of foods.
