Feelings that predispose us to respond in a particular way.

What's the premise of Social exchange theory

Exchange process to maximize benefits and minimize costs

Social responsibility norm is

The expectation that people will help people who need it.

Changing the way you act to gain social approval is an example of conformity.

False, it's an example of normative social influence.

Self Fulfilling prophecy is.....

Someone becoming what they believe they're going to be

Revealing intimate aspects of yourself to others.

What's a social script

A culturally modeled way on how to act.

What's an example of foot in the door phenomom

Asking for something small before asking for something big.

What is an example of Peripheral Route Persuasion

Using a celebrity to advertise a product.

What's the other race effect.

The ability to more accurately remember facial features of your own race.

What is social facilitation

improved performance on simple/learned tasks in the presence of others.

What is Mere exposure effect.

You like things the more you're exposed to them.

Give what you get in a relationship

An unjustifiable opinion towards a certain group of people

People less likely to give aid in a larger group of bystanders

What would a person following a social script most likely do.

Sit quietly in a room of strangers.

Using prejudice as an outlet to blame others.

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1
An ingroup is "us"
False
True
2
What's attitude
Someone who's easily angered.
Someone being sassy.
Feelings that make someone unhappy.
Feelings that predispose us to respond in a particular way.
3
Two people of the same political party holding mutual views is an example of mirror-image perceptions.
True
False
4
Discrimination is an action.
True
False
5
What's the premise of Social exchange theory
Exchange process to maximize benefits and minimize costs
Social interaction leads to a longer life.
social interaction is necessary for happiness.
Social interaction is vital for exonomic sucess.
6
Social responsibility norm is
The expectation that people will help people who need it.
The phenomenon in which someone left on their own becomes more responsible.
How people do less work in a group project.
Peoples internally percieved responsibility to act "normal".
7
Changing the way you act to gain social approval is an example of conformity.
False, it's an example of role
False, It's an example of discrimination
False, it's an example of normative social influence.
True
8
Self Fulfilling prophecy is.....
Someone becoming what they want to be
Someone becoming what they believe they're going to be
Someone becoming what their parents want them to be
Someone becoming what their parents believe they will be
9
Self restrain often increases in large group situations.
True, due to polarization
True, due to social loafing
False, due to deindividuation
False, due to groupthink
10
Frustration causes agression.
True
False, aggresion causes frustration
False, there's no correlation between the two
11
An example of Reciprocity norm would be someone expecting a murderer to murder them even after they help the murderer.
True
False
12
Self-disclosure
Telling someone your name
Revealing intimate aspects of yourself to others.
Admitting parts of yourself to yourself
Telling someone your favorite food
13
What's a social script
Something actors do.
A culturally modeled way on how to act.
14
What's an example of foot in the door phenomom
Asking for something big before asking for something small.
Asking for something small before asking for something big.
Asking a question in person rather than over text.
Establishing eye contact before asking a question.
15
What is an example of Peripheral Route Persuasion
Adverstising a products features
Using a celebrity to advertise a product.
Talking about the price of a product.
16
Altruism
Unselfishly helping others
Helping others for your own benefit
Not helping others.
17
A superordinate goal causes people to put their differences aside
True
False
18
What is love based on being intertwined.
Campinionate love
Romantic love
Exposure love.
Sexual Love
19
Someone who advocates against overfishing continuing to eat fish shows.
Coggnotive dissonance
Norms
Sillyness
Conformity
20
Ordering fries at a restuarant because all of your friends did is an example of conformity.
True
False
21
What's the other race effect.
The ability to more accurately remember facial features of another race.
The ideation that your race is superior.
Not understanding ethnicty.
The ability to more accurately remember facial features of your own race.
22
Social trap causes mutual destruction.
False
True
23
What is social facilitation
the enhancement of a group's prevailing inclinations through discussion wi
Loss on restraint in instances of arrousal.
improved performance on simple/learned tasks in the presence of others.
the tendency for people in a group to exert less effort.
24
What is Mere exposure effect.
You think your more attractive the more you look in a mirror.
You like things the more you're exposed to them.
Exposure doesn't effect your liking for things.
You get sick of things you're exposed to alot.
25
Equity-
Give what you get in a relationship
Get what you earn in a relationship
Get what you need in a relationship
Get what you deserve in a relationship
26
What is prejudice.
An unjustifiable opinion towards a certain group of people
The tendency for peole to think the world is just.
A generalized belief about a group.
27
Bystander Effect
Bystanders will work together to complete a common goal.
People less likely to give aid in a larger group of bystanders
Fellow bystanders grow on you.
Bystanders develop animosity towards one another.
28
An outgroup is "us"
False
True
29
What would a person following a social script most likely do.
Start a fire
Sit quietly in a room of strangers.
Run around naked
blow up a car
30
What is scapegoating
Using prejudice as an outlet to blame others.
Something herders do
something based on facts

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