Exam 20: Social Cognition
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This social psychological phenomenon is in effect when you judge your own poor driving as justified, but view the poor driving of others on the road as evidence of their incompetence
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Studies that illustrate that members of East Asian cultures tend not to commit the fundamental attribution error (FAE) is most troublesome for
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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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The study of how individuals perceive, judge, and think about themselves and others is known as
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_ can lead us to wish to engage in a process of self- change, often involving development of self-regulation
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All of the following are examples of positive illusions described by Taylor and Brown, EXCEPT:
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The ___includes overestimation of your own contributions, and your positive attributions
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Attitudes make the world safer and easier to understand. They are therefore considered to have a
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According to research on the self-serving bias, people tend to believe themselves to be smarter, more athletic, more attractive, more ethical, and less prejudiced than others.
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Jones and Davis (1965) believed that the key to understanding disposition was
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Which of the following describes how strongly we hold an attitude
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Which of the following is NOT a hypothesized motive for social comparison?
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People often make different judgments of the same behaviour depending on whether they performed the behaviour or observed the behaviour in others. This is referred to as the
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Which of the following describes when we infer than an action corresponds to the actions intensions
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Members of this part of the world tend not to exhibit the fundamental attribution error when explaining the causes of others' behaviour
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Leon Festinger believed that humans were motivated to compare themselves with others in order to enhance their own self-images.
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A(n) _________is a "feeling" experience, because it indicates like or dislike. A(n) ______, in contrast, is a cognitive experience.
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There are various factors that affect attitude strength including
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