Exam 13: C: Social Psychology
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The majority of players on the men's varsity football team consider themselves feminists.However,when they joke around in the locker room many of them make crude or discriminatory comments about women because they think that their teammates find them funny.The players' behaviour in this situation is an example of
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Which of the following is NOT one of the methods of the peripheral route of persuasion listed in the textbook?
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___________ is likely to lead to an actual change in beliefs,rather than simply acting a certain way but maintaining conflicting beliefs.
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Augustus believes that dogs are the best pet.Most of Augustus' friends also think that dogs are the best pet.In Augustus' opinion,people who think otherwise are deluded and wrong.Augustus' skewed perception of reality is known as
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When trying to convince his mom that the family should adopt a new puppy,Abdullah explained both the pros and the cons of getting a new pet.He then followed up all the cons with solutions as to why they won't be major issues.This method of presenting both sides of the story (pros and cons)is known as
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__________ processes are unconscious,fast,and automatic,whereas_________ processes are slower,intentional and within our conscious awareness.
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In social psychology,the term "person perception" refers to
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Whenever a person has two contradictory cognitions at the same time,a state of _____________ exists.
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Marco has been running each afternoon trying to beat his college's record for the 400-metre sprint.Despite all his practising,he hasn't been able to come in under his usual time.There's a big fan turnout for the track meet on Saturday against the rival school and Marco not only beats the old record,but surpasses it.Marco's behaviour illustrates
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Your friend asks to borrow $50 from you.You tell him no.Then he asks for a mere $10,which you gladly give him.It's possible that your friend just used the
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According to the self-serving bias concept,we tend to use ______________ attributions for ourselves when we do something well,and_______________ attributions when we fail or commit errors.
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The Stanford Prison Study demonstrates how a person's _______________ affect(s)their behaviour.
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Malcom wants to raise as much money as possible to help the victims of a local town that was destroyed by wildfires.Which of the following strategies is most likely to result in the largest donations?
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About ____ of all participants in Milgram's study administered the highest level of shock to the learner.
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The tendency to give too much emphasis to personal factors when accounting for other people's actions is called
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You and your group have had four weeks to complete a group project for your economics class.You are now four days away from the due date,and you and one other group member have been putting in all of the time and effort.The other two members come occasionally to group meetings and do the minimal work required.This unfortunate situation is known as
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Wilhelm doesn't follow sports,but he agrees to go to a football game with a friend.Because he is unfamiliar with the rules,Wilhelm watches the other spectators around him carefully to see when they clap,stand,cheer,and boo and then copies their behaviour.Which strategy is Wilhelm using?
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________ involves making a small request before asking for a bigger one.
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Lucy is the hiring manager for a large company.She has never said anything negative about Hispanics,and honestly believes that everyone should be given an equal chance.Despite this,Lucy almost never hires Hispanics.Her behaviour might be explained by
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