Exam 12: Social Psychology
Exam 1: Introducing the World of Psychology133 Questions
Exam 2: The Role of Biology in Psychology135 Questions
Exam 3: Consciousness134 Questions
Exam 4: Development Across the Life Span132 Questions
Exam 5: Sensation and Perception134 Questions
Exam 6: Learning132 Questions
Exam 7: Memory134 Questions
Exam 8: Thinking and Intelligence138 Questions
Exam 9: Motivation and Emotion134 Questions
Exam 10: Sex, gender, and Sexuality135 Questions
Exam 11: Health and Well-Being140 Questions
Exam 12: Social Psychology135 Questions
Exam 13: Self and Personality134 Questions
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Fred wants to clean his room.Just as he starts,his roommate asks him to fix his computer. Then his boyfriend asks him to fix his car.Finally,Fred starts to clean his room,but his best
Friend asks him to help move a couch.Fred angrily throws the cleaning supplies and curses.
Fred's aggressive behavior is best explained by
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You believe that eating fried food is bad for your health,but you eat fried chicken often.In this case,you have a(n) ________ attitude about eating fried food.
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Inga is participating in a debate.According to the actor/observer bias,in reviewing her performance,Inga will most likely attribute her own errors to ________ and her opponent's
Errors to ________.
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When you encounter a person who does not fit into a stereotype,you may create a special category for that person instead of revising your stereotype.This practice is called
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You are trying to decide which of two horses in a race to bet on.After you make your decision,you are likely to be ________ sure about the horse you bet on because
Of ________.
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After trying new foods,Roger comes to a conclusion that he dislikes oysters but enjoys brussels sprouts because he has always believed that vegetables are healthier foods to eat
Than oysters.Which of the following statements can best explain his preferences?
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Len and Maria just got married and have a wonderful sexual relationship.According to research on sexuality in heterosexual couples,they should expect
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If someone wants to create an attitude that will last a long time,he or she should use the ________ route of persuasion.If someone wants to create an attitude that will last only a
Short time,he or she should use the ________ route of persuasion.
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When running through the airport,Collin trips and spills all of his stuff out of his backpack. Lots of people see Collin trip and fall,but no one helps Collin pick up any of his stuff or
Checks to see if he is okay.The fact that others do not help in this case is best explained by
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Behaving in a way that confirms your own or other people's expectations is referred to as
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When all participants in her class said they liked to dance,Jill reported liking to dance, too,even though she dislikes dancing.The way Jill reported an opinion that differed from
Her private preferences about dancing so that her opinion matched that of her classmates
Is an example of
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Bob has a negative attitude toward healthy eating.Bob's doctor describes research showing that healthy eating can help him live longer.Bob does not pay attention to what the doctor is
Saying,but he is impressed by his doctor's confidence and intelligence,so he changes his
Attitude toward healthy eating.Bob has changed his attitude based on
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A) Describe Sherif's summer camp study.
B) What did Sherif do to create hostility between the two groups?
C) How did Sherif reduce this hostility?
D) Provide an example of how this study could apply to the real world.
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Mike lives in the northern United States (in Minnesota) and Nick lives in the southern United States (Louisiana).When they both feel insulted by the same individual,Nick will
Be more likely to have a(n) ________ cortisol response and show ________ levels of
Physical aggression.
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New Smoke wants to market its e-cigarettes to young adults,so it decides to create an ad using an attractive celebrity couple.By using well-known,high-status people to
Influence its audience and deliver its message,the company is using the ________ route
Of persuasion to increase e-cigarette sales.
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When starting a new job,Carl's wife suggests he make quick observations of his coworkers and trust his judgments.The research on thin slices of behavior would support this suggestion
Because
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Mandy has a stereotype that engineers are dull.When she meets Matt,an engineer who writes exciting stories,she will most likely
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Elena is working on a team project for her computer science class.Although the entire team is responsible for the project,some people do not feel personally responsible for
Contributing to it.Because of this,some team members do not complete their assigned
Tasks.This is most likely due to
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Dirk just failed the driving portion of his driver's license exam.According to the actor/observer bias,Dirk will most likely explain his failure by saying that he
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When Milgram modified his shock experiment so that the teacher could see the learner, the level of obedience
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