Exam 11: Social Psychology
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A social psychologist would explain your behavior at a party with many people you do not know as strongly determined by
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The people around us with whom we share common features are referred to as our
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The socially defined aspects that influence behavior are both the ________ of the individual, and the ________ of the group.
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The fact that many Americans do not approve of public nudity is most likely due to
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The cliché "absence makes the heart grow fonder" contradicts which of the principles of interpersonal attraction?
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Which statement best describes an important finding of Milgram's classic research?
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A person adjusting to a new group will most likely learn about the new group norms through the process of
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Which of these strangers is most likely to help a woman who has fainted at the mall?
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Tad gets an A in his psychology finals. When he tells his mother, she praises him for his brilliance. Tad's mother has committed which error?
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In Milgram's experiment on obedience, experts predicted that very few of the participants (the "teachers") would deliver the strongest shock, often because they ignored the situational variables and focused only on the dispositional factors of the people involved in the study. This tendency, a commonly-seen phenomenon in social psychology, is called the
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Vince has always believed children deserve the best prenatal care available. During a class discussion, he hears the first of several speakers express very negative attitudes toward spending tax money on prenatal care for the poor. When it is his turn to speak, he voices an opinion more in keeping with the previous speakers. Vince's behavior is an example of
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Carlos and his work associates form a close, friendly group, and they usually work well together. However, they may face a problem involving an extreme form of conformity called
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Which of the following is noted in the text as being demonstrated by a voluntary act on behalf of others in need, or in defense of a moral cause, done with awareness of personal risk or cost, and without expectation of tangible reward?
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Luther operates a small nightclub that specializes in soul music and features up-and-coming African American singing groups. He actively discourages White couples from coming in and always gives them the worst seats if they insist on being admitted. Luther's behavior is BEST described as an example of
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It is 1951, and you are required to participate in a perception experiment. You join seven others seated in a room. You are shown a 10-inch test line and must choose the line that matches it in length from a choice of three lines. The experimenter, Solomon Asch, is studying
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As a result of diffusion of responsibility, people in a bystander situation tend to
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A politician who wants to discredit an opponent may show television commercials where the opponent is depicted in an unattractive, immoral, or dishonest manner. Then the first politician will continually make reference to these images in order to sway the vote in his or her favor. In the social psychology of marketing, this is called
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Of those students who were polled, the largest amount who endorsed that they had been the victim of bullying noted that the type they had experienced was
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