Exam 14: Social Psychology

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The process by which the presence of others improves our performance is known as

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Attitudes that are based on overgeneralizations that can be positive or negative are called

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Dropping bombs is more acceptable than hand-to-hand combat because of what social psychologists call

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A method for getting people to comply in which a small request is followed by a larger request is known as the ________ technique.

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Vasily participated in a replication of Milgram's original obedience experiment. Like the other "teachers" in the Milgram experiments, as Vasily became more emotionally aroused, his emotions probably interfered with clear thinking. When this happened, the __________ factor tended to increase the likelihood of obedience.

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When a nation (e.g. Iraq), like an individual, tends to attribute too much of the other nation's (e.g., the United States) behavior to dispositional factors, it is

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The ________ effect refers to the fact that we tend to attribute our own reaction to influences to external factors while at the same time attributing others' reactions as internal factors.

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When a person acts consistently the same way on many different occasions, we tend to make a(n) __________ attribution.

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When functioning as the member of a group, __________ or a state of reduced self-awareness and lowered concern for social evaluation, can occur.

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A cosmetic company is interested in selling its product by targeting women's concerns over their appearance particularly regarding aging. A technique that is likely to work would be a(n) ________ advertising campaign.

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