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1
what does dramaturgy use to describe interactions
a stage
a tree
a rollercoaster
the ocean
2
the four kinds of reinforcement schedules are fixed interval, variable interval, fixed ratio, and variable ratio
False
True
3
Which of the following are stages in Mead's stages in developing a self-reflexive self
play and work stage
work and game stage
work and learn stage
play and game stage
4
what concept is this an example of
situational attribute
halo effect
dispositional attribute
fundamental attribution error
5
the goal of socialization is...
preparing for future jobs
making children smart
internalization of behaviours
reinforcing the uniqueness of every human being
6
Social identity theory argues that individuals' identification with groups and cultures guide cognitive processes
False
True
7
In your role as a student, you engage in impression management. What would Goffman classify you laptop as?
face work
back stage
stage
props
8
Observational learning can be applied to which of the following studies as discussed in class
Bandura's bob doll experiment
Milgram's obedience experiment
the Asch conformity experiment
the stanford prison experiment
9
Salience of an identity is not influenced by
self-esteem and confidence
rewards
the weather
time, money, energy
10
What is not one of the ways we seek validation and verification about our self-perception from others?
engage in identity enhancement activities
engaging in risky behaviours and interactions
use of "identity cues" to confirm our identity
carefully selecting who we interact with
11
what is not part of Kolberg's model of moral development
conventional morality
post-conventional morality
aligned conventional morality
preconventional morality
12
What is not a stage in Piaget's theory of moral development
child respect and obeys authority figures
judge morality and actions based on intent
child only respects and obeys parents
focus on learning social, cognitive and motor skills
13
the four primary agents of childhood socialization are family, school, peers, and mass media/reference groups
True
False
14
This perspective believes that socialization is linked to certain stages in the life course
developmental
social learning
interpretive
social structural
15
what is
not
a core concern of social psychology
impact of animals on an individual
impact of a group on an individual
impact of individuals on other individuals
impact of social context on groups and individuals
16
Negotiated meanings occurring through social interaction with others is a key tenet of symbolic interactionism
True
False
17
what is not one of the three components of the self-schema
as one thinks they are (think)
as one would like to be (ideal)
self as one is (actual)
as one ought to be (ought)
18
which of the following is NOT a key concept of symbolic interactionism
personality includes values, attitudes, and goals
role-taking
the reflexive self
the self is a social object
19
socialization also includes gender, race, linguistic competence, and cognitive competence
False
True
20
we use schemas to...
interpret the environment and make sense of simple information
process information very slowly
skim over gaps in knowledge
interpret the environment and make sense of complex information
21
social comparisons, reflected appraisals, psychological centrality, and self-perceptions are part of...
self-esteem
group processes
22
helping behaviour, majority influence in groups, and group conflict and cohesion are all part of:
symbolic interactionism
social structure and personlaity
group processes
evolutionary biology
23
infants are born with the ability to distinguish or see themselves as different from others
True
False
24
this theory focuses on cognition, behavioural development, and the fact that learning is a universal process
interpretive perspective
social learning perspective
the developmental perspective
social structure perspective
25
cognitive processes include
how the brain works
exercise
making pizza
perception
26
this theory focuses on fulfillment of societal roles & socialization that occurs through our roles and role obligations
social learning perspective
social structural perspective
interpretive perspective
developmental perspective
27
according to Mead(1934), the I is our impulsive side
True
False
28
instrumental conditioning is a type of learned behaviour that is dependent on rewards and sanctions
False
True
29
Role identities are categorizations of self based on roles
True
False
30
these theorists are interested in social behaviours, bio processes, aggression, altruism, reproducing characteristics
all social psychologists
evolutionary psychologists
symbolic interactionists
group process theorists
31
The theory of the Looking Glass Self was developed by Charles Horton Cooley
True
False
32
according to social cognition and perception, competence is used more often than warmth when we form impressions
False
True
33
quantitative methods, qualitative methods, archival/secondary research, and mixed methods are all kinds of
psychological methods
experimental methods
sociological methods
non-experimental methods
34
What is
not
a key part of social psychology
systematic study
social behaviour
people's dreams
nature and causes
35
ingratiation, aligning actions, altercasting, and managing online impressions are all part of:
embarrassment and impression management
tactical impression management
deceptive impression management
non-tactical impression management
36
a pop quiz is an example of ___ reinforcement
variable interval
fixed interval
variable ratio
fixed ratio
37
stigma refers to an attribute that is extremely pleasing and attractive
True
False
