Question 1

Over time, people tend to show weaker responses to emotional stimuli. This tendency is termed ___________.

Accepted Answer

A) catharsis 
B) desensitization 
C) extinction 
D) habituation 
A) catharsis 
B) desensitization 
C) extinction 
D) habituation

Question 2

Charlene can stitch 40 shirts in a day, Toni can stitch 25 shirts in a day, and Harriet can stitch 60 shirts in a day. They are working together in a group, and there is a process gain in the group. How many shirts might they stitch in a day

Accepted Answer

A) 125 
B) 105 
C) 150 
D) 115 
A) 125 
B) 105 
C) 150 
D) 115

Question 3

Based on social psychological research, it appears that familiarity breeds:

Accepted Answer

A) liking 
B) proximity 
C) contempt 
D) indifference 
A) liking 
B) proximity 
C) contempt 
D) indifference

Question 4

The tendency to conform to those in authority is termed _______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The tendency to conform to those in...

Question 5

Which of the following characteristics of a close relationship is correctly defined

Accepted Answer

A) interdependence-a sense of trust; unconditional giving and receiving of love 
B) commitment-caring, warmth, acceptance, and social support 
C) passion-partners display positive affect toward each other 
D) intimacy - feelings and actions that serve to maintain the relationship 
A) interdependence-a sense of trust; unconditional giving and receiving of love 
B) commitment-caring, warmth, acceptance, and social support 
C) passion-partners display positive affect toward each other 
D) intimacy - feelings and actions that serve to maintain the relationship

Question 6

Which of the following defines commitment

Accepted Answer

A) A sense of trust; unconditional giving and receiving of love 
B) Caring, warmth, acceptance, and social support 
C) Partners display positive affect toward each other 
D) Feelings and actions that serve to maintain the relationship 
A) A sense of trust; unconditional giving and receiving of love 
B) Caring, warmth, acceptance, and social support 
C) Partners display positive affect toward each other 
D) Feelings and actions that serve to maintain the relationship

Question 7

Which term is correctly matched with its definition

Accepted Answer

A) social norms - the thought processes that help us predict and understand our own behavior and that of others 
B) social psychology -the study of how other people influence our thoughts, feelings, and actions 
C) social cognition - the accepted beliefs concerning appropriate behaviors 
D) All of these are correctly paired. 
A) social norms - the thought processes that help us predict and understand our own behavior and that of others 
B) social psychology -the study of how other people influence our thoughts, feelings, and actions 
C) social cognition - the accepted beliefs concerning appropriate behaviors 
D) All of these are correctly paired.

Question 8

On hearing you describe Milgram's results, your friend remarks that the participants must have been really weak-willed. This explanation of the participants' behavior reflects a _________ attribution for the behavior of the participants.

Accepted Answer

A) person 
B) situation 
C) self-serving 
D) fundamental 
A) person 
B) situation 
C) self-serving 
D) fundamental

Question 9

In Asch's classic conformity studies, participants thought they were taking part in a study of:

Accepted Answer

A) learning 
B) visual ability 
C) intelligence 
D) conformity 
A) learning 
B) visual ability 
C) intelligence 
D) conformity

Question 10

Evaluations of a particular person, behavior, belief, or concept are termed ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Evaluations of a particular person, behavior, belief,...

Question 11

According to your text, juries

Accepted Answer

A) are influenced by conformity pressures. 
B) are strongly influenced by the opinions of the minority. 
C) are not influenced by the characteristics of the group members. 
D) all take the same approach to reaching a decision. 
A) are influenced by conformity pressures. 
B) are strongly influenced by the opinions of the minority. 
C) are not influenced by the characteristics of the group members. 
D) all take the same approach to reaching a decision.

Question 12

Which of the following comments is most likely to be made in a group characterized by groupthink

Accepted Answer

A) "I'm glad that we are again in agreement about this decision" 
B) "Let's consider the situation one more time from a different perspective." 
C) "I think we need to get an outside expert to help us." 
D) "Let's take a short break before we continue." 
A) "I'm glad that we are again in agreement about this decision" 
B) "Let's consider the situation one more time from a different perspective." 
C) "I think we need to get an outside expert to help us." 
D) "Let's take a short break before we continue."

Question 13

People who are committed to a close relationship:

Accepted Answer

A) are less interested in other potential mates 
B) are less able to imagine themselves with another partner 
C) see their partners as more attractive 
D) A, B, and C 
A) are less interested in other potential mates 
B) are less able to imagine themselves with another partner 
C) see their partners as more attractive 
D) A, B, and C

Question 14

According to Margaret Clark and Edward Lemay, the key feature of a healthy relationship is a sense of __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to Margaret Clark and Edward Lemay,...

Question 15

How might the presence of a single dissenter influence the degree of conformity seen in a study modeled on Asch's classic investigation

Accepted Answer

A) It would have no effect. 
B) It would reduce it, but only slightly. 
C) It would greatly reduce it. 
D) The effect of a single dissenter would depend on other aspects of the situation. 
A) It would have no effect. 
B) It would reduce it, but only slightly. 
C) It would greatly reduce it. 
D) The effect of a single dissenter would depend on other aspects of the situation.

Question 16

Which of the following best describes the positive feelings we may experience at a basketball game where our team wins

Accepted Answer

A) Social roles 
B) Self esteem 
C) Social identity 
D) Social norms 
A) Social roles 
B) Self esteem 
C) Social identity 
D) Social norms

Question 17

Which alternative below correctly defines a social influence concept

Accepted Answer

A) normative conformity -- a change in behavior in response to authority 
B) reactance -- a change in behavior or attitudes reflecting a desire for knowledge 
C) obedience - a strong reaction to the pressure to conform 
D) informational conformity -- a change in behavior or attitudes reflecting the desire to be liked 
E) None of these is correctly defined. 
A) normative conformity -- a change in behavior in response to authority 
B) reactance -- a change in behavior or attitudes reflecting a desire for knowledge 
C) obedience - a strong reaction to the pressure to conform 
D) informational conformity -- a change in behavior or attitudes reflecting the desire to be liked 
E) None of these is correctly defined.

Question 18

Which of the following reasons for helping or failing to help is correctly matched with the type of learning consequence it illustrates

Accepted Answer

A) We help others because we gain status when we do so.- positive reinforcement 
B) We help others because we avoid others' disapproval when we do so - negative punishment 
C) We fail to help others because helping takes up time - positive punishment 
D) We fail to help others because we are treated rudely rather than appreciatively when we do so - negative reinforcement 
A) We help others because we gain status when we do so.- positive reinforcement 
B) We help others because we avoid others' disapproval when we do so - negative punishment 
C) We fail to help others because helping takes up time - positive punishment 
D) We fail to help others because we are treated rudely rather than appreciatively when we do so - negative reinforcement

Question 19

A relatively enduring evaluation of people, events, or objects is termed an ___________.

Accepted Answer

A) attribution 
B) impression 
C) appraisal 
D) attitude 
A) attribution 
B) impression 
C) appraisal 
D) attitude

Question 20

Fully _____ of participants in Milgram's study were willing to deliver the maximum shock level to the confederate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Fully _____ of participants in Milgram's study...

Over time, people tend to show weaker responses to emotional stimuli. This tendency is termed ___________.

Charlene can stitch 40 shirts in a day, Toni can stitch 25 shirts in a day, and Harriet can stitch 60 shirts in a day. They are working together in a group, and there is a process gain in the group. How many shirts might they stitch in a day

Based on social psychological research, it appears that familiarity breeds:

The tendency to conform to those in authority is termed _______.

Which of the following characteristics of a close relationship is correctly defined

Which of the following defines commitment

Which term is correctly matched with its definition

On hearing you describe Milgram's results, your friend remarks that the participants must have been really weak-willed. This explanation of the participants' behavior reflects a _________ attribution for the behavior of the participants.

In Asch's classic conformity studies, participants thought they were taking part in a study of:

Evaluations of a particular person, behavior, belief, or concept are termed ___________.

According to your text, juries

Which of the following comments is most likely to be made in a group characterized by groupthink

People who are committed to a close relationship:

According to Margaret Clark and Edward Lemay, the key feature of a healthy relationship is a sense of __________.

How might the presence of a single dissenter influence the degree of conformity seen in a study modeled on Asch's classic investigation

Which of the following best describes the positive feelings we may experience at a basketball game where our team wins

Which alternative below correctly defines a social influence concept

Which of the following reasons for helping or failing to help is correctly matched with the type of learning consequence it illustrates

A relatively enduring evaluation of people, events, or objects is termed an ___________.

Fully _____ of participants in Milgram's study were willing to deliver the maximum shock level to the confederate.

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Exam 11: Psychology in Our Social Lives

Over time, people tend to show weaker responses to emotional stimuli. This tendency is termed ___________.

Charlene can stitch 40 shirts in a day, Toni can stitch 25 shirts in a day, and Harriet can stitch 60 shirts in a day. They are working together in a group, and there is a process gain in the group. How many shirts might they stitch in a day

Based on social psychological research, it appears that familiarity breeds:

The tendency to conform to those in authority is termed _______.

Which of the following characteristics of a close relationship is correctly defined

Which of the following defines commitment

Which term is correctly matched with its definition

On hearing you describe Milgram's results, your friend remarks that the participants must have been really weak-willed. This explanation of the participants' behavior reflects a _________ attribution for the behavior of the participants.

In Asch's classic conformity studies, participants thought they were taking part in a study of:

Evaluations of a particular person, behavior, belief, or concept are termed ___________.

According to your text, juries

Which of the following comments is most likely to be made in a group characterized by groupthink

People who are committed to a close relationship:

According to Margaret Clark and Edward Lemay, the key feature of a healthy relationship is a sense of __________.

How might the presence of a single dissenter influence the degree of conformity seen in a study modeled on Asch's classic investigation

Which of the following best describes the positive feelings we may experience at a basketball game where our team wins

Which alternative below correctly defines a social influence concept

Which of the following reasons for helping or failing to help is correctly matched with the type of learning consequence it illustrates

A relatively enduring evaluation of people, events, or objects is termed an ___________.

Fully _____ of participants in Milgram's study were willing to deliver the maximum shock level to the confederate.

Introducing Psychology

Psychological Science

Brains, Bodies, and Behavior

Sensing and Perceiving

States of Consciousness

Growing and Developing

Learning

Remembering and Judging

Intelligence and Language

Emotions and Motivations

Personality

Defining Psychological Disorders

Treating Psychological Disorders

Filters