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Unit 9 - Social Psychology
Unit 9 - Social Psychology
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Lowe will not let women play on his basketball team. Lowe is displaying
discrimination
groupthink
social impaiment
prejudice
2
Dan forgot to turn in his homework again...he is SOOOOO lazy!
(What did I do wrong?)
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Confirmation bias
cognitive dissonance
Fundamental attribution error
3
When you lose a sense of self-awareness and identity and show no restraint, you've committed:
Social Norming
Deindividuation
Polarization
Individuation
4
In the lunch line someone pushes you from behind and doesn’t say anything. Dispositional response?
he might be having a bad day
he probably tripped
he was probably pushed from behind
he is a rude person
5
Group who thinks voting age should be lowered to 16 meet to discuss the issue. Afterwards, they are even more convinced.
Social Loafing
Group Polarization
Groupthink
Conformity
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Sara falls down in the middle of a busy street, yet no one helps her up. This is an example of
Bystander Effect
Conformity
Social Facillitation
Door-in-the-face
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Jessica believes that all male athletes are self-centered and sexist. This is an example of:
In-group bias
Fundamental attribution error
A Stereotype
Groupthink
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Zimbardo is responsible for studying the effects of
our attitudes affect actions
our actions affect attitudes
social conformity
Environmental factors impact on psyche
9
Which of the following factors is the MOST powerful predictor of friendship?
Similarity in age
Physical attractiveness
Physical proximity
Common racial and cultural background
10
In Asch's conformity study, the men tested were more likely to conform if:
the experimenter criticized participants for wrong answers
All of the above
there were fewer people in the room
there other participants were unanimous in their answers
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Which of the following suggestions is most likely to reduce hostility b/w conflicting groups?
Force groups to spend lots of time together
Encourage groups to avoid each other
Punish the groups whenever they treat each other badly
Give groups a task that requires cooperation
12
Because of ____, your parents might give you $40 after initially agreeing to give you $10
Deindividuation
Door-in-the-face phenomenon
Foot-in-the-door phenomenon
Obedience
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At every meet, Nigh runs faster than she does when she practices on her own. Why?
Deindividuation
Social loafing
Social Facilitation
Social impairment
14
Because of __, people in a like-minded group might make extreme decisions after discussion
Social facilitation
Group polarization
Cognitive Dissonance Theory
Groupthink
15
Luis was in line 2 hours for concert tickets, but it sold out. He pounds his fist on the glass and breaks it...why?
Frustration-aggression principle
Stereotype threat
Reward theory
Deindividuation
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A person who believed in the 2012 doomsday probably experienced ___ when the world didn't end
Self-disclosure
Social loafing
Bystander effect
Cognitive dissonance
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Opinions on an issue become stronger in a like minded group
Social Norm Groups
Groupthink
Social Facilitation Groups
Group Polarization
18
In order to fit into a group of tennis players at school, I join the tennis team
cognitive dissonance
normative social influence
chameleon effect
Milgram effect
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Athletes tend to perform better when in front of a crowd because of ____
Bystander effect
Attribution
Social facilitation
Social loafing
20
Define: people conform out of a desire to be liked and accepted and to affiliate with others
Attributions
Social Conformity
Affiliation
Normative Social Influence
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Because of ___, we often overestimate how much someone's behavior is caused by nature.
Social facilitation
Group polarization
Normative social influence
The fundamental attribution error
22
I'm persuaded to buy a Prius because i did my own research, weighing pros and cons..which route
social route
peripheral route
foot-in-the-door route
central route
23
In the Milgrim obedience study, what was the dependent variable?
Number of people in the group
Location of the "learner"
Total length of time of the experiment
Highest level of shock administered
24
We are more likely to attribute the situation to a problem when looking at
a mentor
a group
ourselves
a friend
25
Advertisements are made more effective when the communicators are:
Perceived as experts
All of the above
Attractive
Famous
26
Before giving a speech favoring gun control, Julia opposed it. Now she favors gun control. Why?
Mirror-image phenomenon
Cognitive dissonance theory
Reward theory
Attribution theory
27
Mr. Saken divides the class into 4 competing groups. On 5th day, Harsh kicks Josh in the shins. What happened?
Group polarization
Groupthink
In-group, Out-group bias
Superordinate goals
28
Identify
Milgram's Obedience Study
Asch Conformity Study
Leon Festinger's Study
Zimbardo Role Playing Study
29
Seniors think that they are a better high school class than freshmen. What explains this?
Superordinate Goals
Deindividuation
Group Polarization
In-Group Bias
30
Milgram's experiment studied...
Conformity
Social loafing
Obedience
Deindividuation
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This theory explains why home teams in sports have a better chance of winning.
Individuation
Foot-in-the-door
Groupthink
Social Facilitation
32
Extra - Maria gets a romantic card from her boo. She will feel the most intense romantic feelings if
She just woke up from a nap
She just finished eating lunch
She finished reading her textbook for AP Psych
She just completed her daily run
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When you attempt to avoid rejection, you are...
coping
Polarizing
Conforming
Bonding
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People with whom we share a common identity are referred to as the
Family
Ingroup
Outgroup
friends
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"boys will be boys" provides justification for boys to act in certain ways, also called their..
the way of the world
social role
just-world phenomena
social norm
36
Research indicates that in an emergency, the presence of others:
Leads to more people committing a violent act
Reduces people's likelihood of helping
Prevents people from noticing the situation
Increasing the likelihood of someone helping
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Saying that girls are not good at sports is an example of a
discrimination
outgroup
stereotype
social impairment
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In ___'s experiment, subjects gave incorrect answers when all of their peers did.
Milgram
Asch
Zimbardo
Osgood
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Which famous experiment revealed the power of the situation and roles?
Stanford Prison Experiment
Ache's Conformity Study
Milgram's Obedience Study
Mean Woman Conversation Study
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A driver cuts Ed off and he yells "He's such a jerk!", not considering his reason for doing so
Central Route Persuasion
Attitude
Fundamental Attribution Error
Cognitive Dissonance
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As a teacher, Ms. Carpenter is supposed to in some way "play the part," which is called her
social role
blind obedience role
hidden role
schizophrenic role
42
Identify
Milgram's Obedience Study
Asch's Conformity Study
Festinger Study
Zimbardo Study
43
A social psychologist would define "conflict" as:
The tendency for people to follow their own interests first
An internal struggle as a result of a moral dilemma
The natural desire to argue with other people
A perceived incompatibility of actions or ideas
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When you are influenced to behave based on the factual content of the message, that is:
informational social influence
central route persuasion
peripheral route persuasion
normative social influence
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Students may exert less effort in group projects because of
social facilitation
deindividuation
social loafing
groupthink
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Our tendency to "go with the flow" and go along with that others are doing
Social facilitation
Obedience
Groupthink
Conformity
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"Asian people are smart." This generalization is an example of..
Discrimination
Aggression
A stereotype
Prejudice
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Attribution theory states that people use which of the following to explain behavior
situation and disposition
Obedience and Conformity
Personality and Intelligence
Reliability and Validity
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Proximity and similarity are key factors in...
Discrimination
Attraction
Stereotyping
Social Traps
50
Which of the following most relates to the events at Abu Ghraib (soldiers torturing POWs)?
G.R.I.T. principles
Zimbardo's prison experiment
Milgram's obedience experiment
Asch's conformity experiment
51
Aggression is physical/verbal behavior intended to...
Hog and Bore
Hug and Deploy
Hurt or Destroy
Halt and Decoy
52
Which of these factors might lead people in masks to be more violent than they normally are?
Deindividuation
Groupthink
Attribution
Social loafing
53
The person in the picture is less likely to be inhibited in his behavior and do things out of character. Why?
Conformity
Obedience
Prejudice
Deindividuation
54
The two routes to persuasion?
Internal and external
Central and peripheral
Direct and indirect
Lateral and medial
55
Your parents agree to lengthen your curfew by 15 min. Later they agree to an hour.
reciprocity norm
door-in-the-face
Foot-in-the-door
compromise
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Mr. Kelly hated the color orange. But when he went to U of I, he wore orange to fit in with everyone else. Why?
Normative social influence
Central route persuasion
Information social influence
Peripheral route persuasion
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If someone joins a group, they may adjust their behavior to match that of the group. This is
Ingroup effect
Conformity
Mimicry
Social facilitation
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This theory explains why people playing tug-o-war slack off when more people participate
Social Norming
Deindividuation
Social Loafing
Polarization
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The more frequently I listen to Call Me Maybe, the more I like it
social loafing
deindividuation
social facillitation
mere-exposure effect
60
You commit the Fundamental Attribution Error (FAE) when you attribute someone's actions to ...............
a situational (external) attribution
peer pressure
a dispositional (internal) attribution
a social influence attribution
61
When high-prejudice students discussed racial issues, they became more prejudiced. This is:
Other-race Effect
Group Polarization
Social Script
Deindividuation
62
In America it is considered rude to eat with your hands whereas in India it is seen as normal
foot-in-the-door phenomena
examples of differences in social conformity
examples of blind obedience
examples of difference in social norms
63
Which of the following is the best example of prejudice?
Billy will not let girls play on his hockey team
Santiago dislikes cheerleaders
Athena says she can run faster than everyone else
Ginny thinks all Asians are smart
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I used to hate Bean boots, but now that my friends are wearing them, I bought some too
in group bias
bystander effect
obedience
normative social influence
65
Groupthink occurs when you...
co-lead a group
don't share your honest opinion within the group
gather opinions from many people
stand out as a leader
66
Group projects are sometimes seen as no fun because
people tend to engage in groupthink
people are adopting another social role
people tend to be social loafs
people deindividualize
67
Because of ____, the more we are exposed to something, the more we like it
Other-race effect
Mere exposure effect
Discrimination
Social Exchange Theory
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Phoebe donates $200 to the PBS telethon that helps create shows for kids. Why?
Social Exchange Theory
Social Trap
Reciprocity Norm
Pro-Social Behavior
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What is Solomon Asch known for?
Studies on cognitive dissonance
Studies on conformity
Studies on obedience
Studies on childhood social development
70
After 9/11, people placed blame on many innocent Arab-Americans. This is an example of
Just-World Phenomenon
Scapegoating
Other-race effect
Social script
71
Going at a green light in American culture is considered a....
conformity norm
social appropriation
standard of behavior
social norm
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Molly asked to borrow $1 from Ann, which Ann gave. Next day, Molly asked for $5, Ann said OK. Then $20! And so on...
Foot-in-the-door phenomenon
Social-responsibility norm
Door-in-the-face phenomenon
Reciprocity norm
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When your attitudes don't match your actions, you will likely experience
coping
Attribution Error
dissonance
The Milgram Effect
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Despite their doubts about their boss' strategy, employees all support him w/o hesitation. Why?
Obedience
Groupthink
Group polarization
Conflict theory
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Type of persuasion based on superficial/incidental influences like appearance or popularity
central route persuasion
unconscious persuasion
peripheral route persuasion
subliminal persuasion
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I didn't know what to think about climate change,but want to be "right" so I listen to DiCaprio
dispositional social influence
peripheral route to persuation
chameleon effect
informational social influence
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On a 2nd date, Megan tells Tim she cried watching Bambi. He says, "Me too!" They are closer b/c of:
Dual sharing
Deindividuation
Self-serving bias
Self-disclosure
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Be impartial, critical evaluation, subdividing the group, and welcoming critique
Factors of obedience
Prevent groupthink
Defines social loafing
Defines group think
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Altruism is
Unselfish regard for the welfare of others
Putting your own needs above others
the act of being selfish as opposed to compassionate
Arguing for what you believe in