Exam 15: Social Psychology

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Mirror neuron research has revealed that areas of the brain normally activated when one experiences pain were also activated when

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The rivalry between the Eagles and Rattlers in the Robber's Cave experiment was only remedied when the experimenters

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People are more likely to seek employment with companies whose names begin with the same letter as their own. This is evidence for the

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Early studies of the effects of computer-mediated communication (CMC) on social relationships were limited mainly because of

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As the ________________ effect predicted, participants' liking for each other increased as a function of the number of days they engaged in the chat routines.

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Like it or not, a great deal-a very great deal-of self-presentation occurs over the Internet in ______________________.

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When Stanley Milgram asked a group of psychiatrists how many of the research participants in his obedience studies would deliver shocks all the way to the XXX level, they predicted that between 62 percent and 65 percent of participants would comply.

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According to social psychologists, each person's subjective awareness of, and ideas about, his or her own individual nature, characteristics, and very existence, is called

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It may be that factors of the prison situation interacted with the personality factors of the volunteers to create the abuses that arose during Zimbardo's experiment.

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According to Allport's intergroup contact theory, prejudice is diminished when positive, constructive contact occurs between members of different groups.

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If you are a fan of a particular baseball team, but find yourself involved in a conversation with people who turn out to be rival fans, which of the following is LEAST likely to occur?

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All of the following are ways that the Milgram studies do not correspond to the actualities of mass killing and genocide, EXCEPT:

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Janet Polivy and Peter Herman use this term to describe the result of repeated attempts at self-change that are based on unrealistically high expectations.

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When couples were asked to report how they met each other in a 2009 survey, online dating and social networking sites were second only to this reason for meeting.

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Impression construction and self-presentation have changed dramatically with the advent of computer-mediated communication (CMC). Discuss the ways in which CMC has affected our social lives.

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Cross-cultural researchers found that the fundamental attribution error (FAE) was much weaker and sometimes non-existent when tested among East Asians such as Chinese, Koreans, and Japanese.

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According to research on the mere exposure effect, a person's name may influence important career decisions. Dentists are more likely to be named Denise or Dennis than other names, and lawyers are more likely to be named Laura or Larry.

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The lessening of self-awareness or identity when in a group that may lead to reduced concern about how your behavior will be evaluated by others is referred to as

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Social psychologists refer to the tendency to seek mates who are similar to ourselves as

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Research on the spotlight effect has shown that people forgive social blunders and embarrassing acts to a much greater extent than we assume.

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