Question 1

According to Brown (1987),in general,who is more likely to initiate intimacy?

Accepted Answer

A) the higher-status person 
B) the lower-status person 
C) the male 
D) the female 
A) the higher-status person 
B) the lower-status person 
C) the male 
D) the female

Question 2

Compared to other species,humans are _______ restricted by their genetics.

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A) less 
B) more 
C) similarly 
D) not 
A) less 
B) more 
C) similarly 
D) not

Question 3

Zoe has lived in the United States all of her life,yet her Greek grandmother made sure that Zoe was fluent in the Greek language so she would understand the Greek way of life.What has Zoe's grandmother passed on to her?

Accepted Answer

A) a belief 
B) a norm 
C) a culture 
D) a value 
A) a belief 
B) a norm 
C) a culture 
D) a value

Question 4

Evolutionary psychology would explain the male tendency to be attracted to woman's physical features of youth and health because of

Accepted Answer

A) norms. 
B) roles. 
C) cultural support. 
D) reproductive fitness. 
A) norms. 
B) roles. 
C) cultural support. 
D) reproductive fitness.

Question 5

Studies suggest that most women,if they stress one factor more than any other,tend to prefer men who

Accepted Answer

A) are healthy. 
B) are physically attractive. 
C) appear to be young and strong. 
D) have substantial resources and status. 
A) are healthy. 
B) are physically attractive. 
C) appear to be young and strong. 
D) have substantial resources and status.

Question 6

Imagine yourself going to the head of a very long line for a popular movie and
cutting in.What are the likely consequences of such a norm violation? How does this
scenario illustrate the function(s)of social norms?

Accepted Answer

Cutting in line at a popular movie can h

Question 7

Which one of the following statements is TRUE?

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A) Gender roles are the sole result of genetics. 
B) Gender roles are the sole result of learning. 
C) Gender roles vary by climate. 
D) Gender roles vary by culture. 
A) Gender roles are the sole result of genetics. 
B) Gender roles are the sole result of learning. 
C) Gender roles vary by climate. 
D) Gender roles vary by culture.

Question 8

Norms _____ behavior.

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A) describe 
B) prescribe 
C) change 
D) are the result of 
A) describe 
B) prescribe 
C) change 
D) are the result of

Question 9

Eagly and Wood (2007)theorized that in adult life,the immediate causes of gender differences in social behavior are

Accepted Answer

A) the roles that reflect a sexual division of labor. 
B) biologically based differences in power and aggressiveness. 
C) learned habits reinforced by social rewards like affection. 
D) rules and laws that legislate and maintain the status quo. 
A) the roles that reflect a sexual division of labor. 
B) biologically based differences in power and aggressiveness. 
C) learned habits reinforced by social rewards like affection. 
D) rules and laws that legislate and maintain the status quo.

Question 10

Which of the following statements is an example of aggression?

Accepted Answer

A) Jenny spreads a hurtful rumor about Sally. 
B) Jim believes that John's extraverted behavior is based on his internal dispositions. 
C) Joanna starts crying when her good friend Kelly tells her of a recent breakup. 
D) Jim believes that John's extraverted behavior is based on situational constraints. 
A) Jenny spreads a hurtful rumor about Sally. 
B) Jim believes that John's extraverted behavior is based on his internal dispositions. 
C) Joanna starts crying when her good friend Kelly tells her of a recent breakup. 
D) Jim believes that John's extraverted behavior is based on situational constraints.

Question 11

The text suggests that most religions encourage us to view ourselves as _______ and others as _______.

Accepted Answer

A) influenced by our environments;free agents 
B) free agents;influenced by their environments 
C) free agents;free agents 
D) influenced by our environments;influenced by their environments 
A) influenced by our environments;free agents 
B) free agents;influenced by their environments 
C) free agents;free agents 
D) influenced by our environments;influenced by their environments

Question 12

Your family is anticipating the arrival of an exchange student from Latin America.Being a student of social psychology,you are aware that the student's preference for personal space will likely

Accepted Answer

A) be greater than your family's. 
B) be less than your family's. 
C) be the same as your family's. 
D) depend on the situation. 
A) be greater than your family's. 
B) be less than your family's. 
C) be the same as your family's. 
D) depend on the situation.

Question 13

Evolutionary psychologists study

Accepted Answer

A) physical traits. 
B) psychological traits. 
C) both physical and psychological traits. 
D) neither physical nor psychological traits. 
A) physical traits. 
B) psychological traits. 
C) both physical and psychological traits. 
D) neither physical nor psychological traits.

Question 14

Which of the following is not a norm of war?

Accepted Answer

A) Treat prisoners humanely 
B) Release prisoners upon surrender 
C) Wear identifiable uniforms 
D) Surrender with a gesture of submission 
A) Treat prisoners humanely 
B) Release prisoners upon surrender 
C) Wear identifiable uniforms 
D) Surrender with a gesture of submission

Question 15

Brenda is ovulating.Research suggests that during this time,while she is at her monthly fertility peak,all of the following is true of Brenda except

Accepted Answer

A) she will have greater apprehensiveness of potentially threatening men. 
B) she will prefer masculine faces. 
C) she will be more attracted to aggressive men. 
D) she will be better able to determine men's sexual orientation. 
A) she will have greater apprehensiveness of potentially threatening men. 
B) she will prefer masculine faces. 
C) she will be more attracted to aggressive men. 
D) she will be better able to determine men's sexual orientation.

Question 16

According to Baumeister,culture is linked to all of the following EXCEPT

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A) our communication through language. 
B) driving on only one side of the road. 
C) eating fruit in the winter. 
D) why Africans have darker skin than Scandinavians. 
A) our communication through language. 
B) driving on only one side of the road. 
C) eating fruit in the winter. 
D) why Africans have darker skin than Scandinavians.

Question 17

The Nurture Assumption refers to the belief that

Accepted Answer

A) women are more caring and care-giving than men. 
B) women are expected to be more caring and care-giving than men. 
C) the way parents bring up their children governs who their children become. 
D) the way parents bring up their children has very little to do with who their children become. 
A) women are more caring and care-giving than men. 
B) women are expected to be more caring and care-giving than men. 
C) the way parents bring up their children governs who their children become. 
D) the way parents bring up their children has very little to do with who their children become.

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a criticism against evolutionary psychology?

Accepted Answer

A) they are hindsight-based 
B) there is not enough empirical evidence to support its claims 
C) they go against biological research 
D) the theories reinforce male-female stereotypes 
A) they are hindsight-based 
B) there is not enough empirical evidence to support its claims 
C) they go against biological research 
D) the theories reinforce male-female stereotypes

Question 19

When Trudy's best friend Jada sobs to her that she just broke up with her fiancé,Trudy begins crying too.Trudy's emotional reaction to Jada's heart break is best explained in terms of

Accepted Answer

A) empathy. 
B) cynicism. 
C) sympathy. 
D) gender roles. 
A) empathy. 
B) cynicism. 
C) sympathy. 
D) gender roles.

Question 20

One of the most important similarities in humans is our capacity

Accepted Answer

A) for self-destruction. 
B) for altruism. 
C) to dominate other species. 
D) to learn and adapt. 
A) for self-destruction. 
B) for altruism. 
C) to dominate other species. 
D) to learn and adapt.

According to Brown (1987),in general,who is more likely to initiate intimacy?

Compared to other species,humans are _______ restricted by their genetics.

Zoe has lived in the United States all of her life,yet her Greek grandmother made sure that Zoe was fluent in the Greek language so she would understand the Greek way of life.What has Zoe's grandmother passed on to her?

Evolutionary psychology would explain the male tendency to be attracted to woman's physical features of youth and health because of

Studies suggest that most women,if they stress one factor more than any other,tend to prefer men who

Imagine yourself going to the head of a very long line for a popular movie and cutting in.What are the likely consequences of such a norm violation? How does this scenario illustrate the function(s)of social norms?

Which one of the following statements is TRUE?

Norms _____ behavior.

Eagly and Wood (2007)theorized that in adult life,the immediate causes of gender differences in social behavior are

Which of the following statements is an example of aggression?

The text suggests that most religions encourage us to view ourselves as _ and others as _.

Your family is anticipating the arrival of an exchange student from Latin America.Being a student of social psychology,you are aware that the student's preference for personal space will likely

Evolutionary psychologists study

Which of the following is not a norm of war?

Brenda is ovulating.Research suggests that during this time,while she is at her monthly fertility peak,all of the following is true of Brenda except

According to Baumeister,culture is linked to all of the following EXCEPT

The Nurture Assumption refers to the belief that

Which of the following is NOT a criticism against evolutionary psychology?

When Trudy's best friend Jada sobs to her that she just broke up with her fiancé,Trudy begins crying too.Trudy's emotional reaction to Jada's heart break is best explained in terms of

One of the most important similarities in humans is our capacity

Introducing Social Psychology

The Self in a Social World

Social Beliefs and Judgments

Behavior and Attitudes

Conformity and Obedience

Persuasion

Group Influence

Prejudice: Disliking Others

Aggression: Hurting Others

Attraction and Intimacy: Liking and Loving Others

Helping

Conflict and Peacemaking

Social Psychology in the Clinic

Social Psychology in Court

Social Psychology and the Sustainable Future

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Exam 5: Genes,culture,and Gender

According to Brown (1987),in general,who is more likely to initiate intimacy?

Compared to other species,humans are _______ restricted by their genetics.

Zoe has lived in the United States all of her life,yet her Greek grandmother made sure that Zoe was fluent in the Greek language so she would understand the Greek way of life.What has Zoe's grandmother passed on to her?

Evolutionary psychology would explain the male tendency to be attracted to woman's physical features of youth and health because of

Studies suggest that most women,if they stress one factor more than any other,tend to prefer men who

Imagine yourself going to the head of a very long line for a popular movie and cutting in.What are the likely consequences of such a norm violation? How does this scenario illustrate the function(s)of social norms?

Which one of the following statements is TRUE?

Norms _____ behavior.

Eagly and Wood (2007)theorized that in adult life,the immediate causes of gender differences in social behavior are

Which of the following statements is an example of aggression?

The text suggests that most religions encourage us to view ourselves as _______ and others as _______.

Your family is anticipating the arrival of an exchange student from Latin America.Being a student of social psychology,you are aware that the student's preference for personal space will likely

Evolutionary psychologists study

Which of the following is not a norm of war?

Brenda is ovulating.Research suggests that during this time,while she is at her monthly fertility peak,all of the following is true of Brenda except

According to Baumeister,culture is linked to all of the following EXCEPT

The Nurture Assumption refers to the belief that

Which of the following is NOT a criticism against evolutionary psychology?

When Trudy's best friend Jada sobs to her that she just broke up with her fiancé,Trudy begins crying too.Trudy's emotional reaction to Jada's heart break is best explained in terms of

One of the most important similarities in humans is our capacity

Introducing Social Psychology

The Self in a Social World

Social Beliefs and Judgments

Behavior and Attitudes

Conformity and Obedience

Persuasion

Group Influence

Prejudice: Disliking Others

Aggression: Hurting Others

Attraction and Intimacy: Liking and Loving Others

Helping

Conflict and Peacemaking

Social Psychology in the Clinic

Social Psychology in Court

Social Psychology and the Sustainable Future

Filters

The text suggests that most religions encourage us to view ourselves as _ and others as _.