Exam 14: Social Psychology
Exam 1: The Science of Psychology144 Questions
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Exam 14: Social Psychology165 Questions
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our expectations bring about the expected behavior in another person, our expectations have become conformity.
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Most of our attitudes derive from early, direct personal experience.
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Bad things happen to bad people and good things happen to good people, according to the ________.
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Judgments about whether a behavior is more revealing about a person or a situation have been studied under the heading of ________.
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Summarize the research on attitude change, identifying at least four factors that influence the effectiveness of efforts to change people's attitudes.
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A noted historian argues that the task type, the group dynamics between leader and followers, the leader's ability to maintain power, and their style all contribute to the effectiveness of a leader. This historian is a proponent of the ________ model.
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Which of the following people are likely to stand furthest from each other in face-to-face interactions?
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In a mob, all it takes is one dominant and electric individual to convince people to act through the ________ effect.
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Neuroimaging evidence suggests that going against the norm of a group, or failing to conform, is an emotional decision. This is supported by the fact that such actions lead to increased activity in the ______.
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Getting a person to comply with a small request in order to later attempt to get them to comply with a larger request is referred to as the foot-in-the-door technique.
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Which of the following statements regarding persuasion is false?
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Gustov just moved into a new condo in the city. According to the concept of proximity, he is most likely to be attracted to ________.
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Explain what social and cultural influences are. Also, discuss the similarities and differences among norms and cultural truisms.
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Women are ________ likely to evaluate the risk of having unprotected sex with attractive partner as being _______ than with an unattractive partner.
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Identify the three major components of attitudes. Also, summarize research findings on the relationship between attitudes and behavior on the development of attitudes.
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Tobias operates a bakery and specializes in wedding cakes. He actively discourages same-sex couples from coming in and always gives them the highest prices if they insist on ordering a cake from him. Tobias' behavior is best described as ________.
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The tendency to explain our successes according to our personal abilities and attribute our failures to forces beyond our control is called ________.
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