Question 1

The fact that people prefer letters appearing in their own name illustrates the

Accepted Answer

A) belongingness effect. 
B) proximity effect. 
C) mere exposure effect. 
D) matching effect. 
A) belongingness effect. 
B) proximity effect. 
C) mere exposure effect. 
D) matching effect.

Question 2

Kenrick and his colleagues (1989)found that to men who have recently been viewing a television show featuring three beautiful women,average women seem _______ attractive,confirming the _______.

Accepted Answer

A) more;contrast effect 
B) more;mere exposure effect 
C) less;contrast effect 
D) less;mere exposure effect 
A) more;contrast effect 
B) more;mere exposure effect 
C) less;contrast effect 
D) less;mere exposure effect

Question 3

Melanie believes that her boyfriend enjoys far more benefits from their relationship than she does,even though she invests more time,effort,and resources.Clearly,Melanie believes that her relationship with her boyfriend lacks

Accepted Answer

A) equity. 
B) attachment. 
C) disclosure reciprocity. 
D) loyalty. 
A) equity. 
B) attachment. 
C) disclosure reciprocity. 
D) loyalty.

Question 4

Even when people have no strong feelings about a product or a candidate,_______ can increase sales or votes.

Accepted Answer

A) proximity 
B) familiarity 
C) repetition 
D) appearance 
A) proximity 
B) familiarity 
C) repetition 
D) appearance

Question 5

Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

A) Most people are attracted to people who express liking for them. 
B) In general,people like those who are dissimilar to them. 
C) Attraction is not influenced by irrelevant factors,such as physical attractiveness. 
D) Attraction depends,primarily,on finding someone who possesses values that balance your values. 
A) Most people are attracted to people who express liking for them. 
B) In general,people like those who are dissimilar to them. 
C) Attraction is not influenced by irrelevant factors,such as physical attractiveness. 
D) Attraction depends,primarily,on finding someone who possesses values that balance your values.

Question 6

Roszell and her colleagues (1990)found that in a national sample of Canadians,those that others rated as more attractive earned,on average

Accepted Answer

A) around $100 less annually. 
B) around $100 more annually. 
C) around $2,000 less annually. 
D) around $2,000 more annually. 
A) around $100 less annually. 
B) around $100 more annually. 
C) around $2,000 less annually. 
D) around $2,000 more annually.

Question 7

After finishing looking through her favorite fashion magazine,Velma feels fat and unattractive.This is best explained by

Accepted Answer

A) the matching phenomenon. 
B) her self-fulfilling prophecy. 
C) the contrast effect. 
D) the physical-attractiveness stereotype. 
A) the matching phenomenon. 
B) her self-fulfilling prophecy. 
C) the contrast effect. 
D) the physical-attractiveness stereotype.

Question 8

When volunteers in a research experiment spent time with strangers in self-disclosing conversations,they felt

Accepted Answer

A) discomfort with their partners. 
B) self-conscious with their partners. 
C) relaxed with their partners. 
D) remarkably close to their partners. 
A) discomfort with their partners. 
B) self-conscious with their partners. 
C) relaxed with their partners. 
D) remarkably close to their partners.

Question 9

Physically attractive people tend to be all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) more popular. 
B) more humorous. 
C) more outgoing. 
D) more gender-typeD. 
A) more popular. 
B) more humorous. 
C) more outgoing. 
D) more gender-typeD.

Question 10

The advice to continue having romantic dinners,trips to the theatre,and vacations once married would most probably be offered by the

Accepted Answer

A) mere exposure theory. 
B) triangle theory. 
C) equity theory. 
D) reward theory of attraction. 
A) mere exposure theory. 
B) triangle theory. 
C) equity theory. 
D) reward theory of attraction.

Question 11

Attachments marked by possessiveness and jealousy are called

Accepted Answer

A) secure. 
B) dismissive. 
C) fearful. 
D) insecure. 
A) secure. 
B) dismissive. 
C) fearful. 
D) insecure.

Question 12

The tendency for novel stimuli to be liked more after repeated exposure to them is referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) the mere exposure effect. 
B) the novelty phenomenon. 
C) display liking. 
D) proactive stimulation. 
A) the mere exposure effect. 
B) the novelty phenomenon. 
C) display liking. 
D) proactive stimulation.

Question 13

What you find is attractive depends on

Accepted Answer

A) your age. 
B) what you are comparing it to. 
C) novelty. 
D) its uniqueness. 
A) your age. 
B) what you are comparing it to. 
C) novelty. 
D) its uniqueness.

Question 14

The tendency for opposites to mate or marry

Accepted Answer

A) has only been documented among teenage couples. 
B) has increased in the United States since 1960. 
C) is just as powerful as the similarity-attraction connection. 
D) has never been reliably demonstrateD. 
A) has only been documented among teenage couples. 
B) has increased in the United States since 1960. 
C) is just as powerful as the similarity-attraction connection. 
D) has never been reliably demonstrateD.

Question 15

When looking for dating partners,we generally choose people who are

Accepted Answer

A) better looking than we are. 
B) less attractive than we are. 
C) about as attractive as we are. 
D) opposite of our actual types. 
A) better looking than we are. 
B) less attractive than we are. 
C) about as attractive as we are. 
D) opposite of our actual types.

Question 16

Who is likely to receive the most responses to his personal ad?

Accepted Answer

A) Mark,who emphasizes his physical attractiveness 
B) Bill,who emphasizes his income 
C) David,who emphasizes his kind and sensitive nature 
D) Tony,who emphasizes his athletic accomplishments 
A) Mark,who emphasizes his physical attractiveness 
B) Bill,who emphasizes his income 
C) David,who emphasizes his kind and sensitive nature 
D) Tony,who emphasizes his athletic accomplishments

Question 17

One national survey found that 86 percent of those who were unhappily married but who stayed with the marriage,were,when re-interviewed five years later,

Accepted Answer

A) mostly "very" or "quite" happy. 
B) mostly "very" unhappy. 
C) resigned to the situation. 
D) preparing to divorce. 
A) mostly "very" or "quite" happy. 
B) mostly "very" unhappy. 
C) resigned to the situation. 
D) preparing to divorce.

Question 18

Kalick (1977)had Harvard students indicate their impressions of eight women,judging from photos taken before or after cosmetic surgery,and found that

Accepted Answer

A) pre-surgery women were judged to be more genuine,honest,and appealing. 
B) post-surgery women were judged to be kinder and more likable. 
C) pre-surgery women were judged to be more intelligent and competent. 
D) post-surgery women were judged to be more independent and insensitive. 
A) pre-surgery women were judged to be more genuine,honest,and appealing. 
B) post-surgery women were judged to be kinder and more likable. 
C) pre-surgery women were judged to be more intelligent and competent. 
D) post-surgery women were judged to be more independent and insensitive.

Question 19

Which theory suggests that love is a function of physiological arousal along with the label that we give to our arousal?

Accepted Answer

A) triangle theory 
B) two-factor theory 
C) correspondent inference theory 
D) reward theory 
A) triangle theory 
B) two-factor theory 
C) correspondent inference theory 
D) reward theory

Question 20

Research on proximity and social attraction generally supports the view that

Accepted Answer

A) proximity breeds contempt. 
B) proximity leads to liking. 
C) proximity leads to affection and animosity with equal frequency. 
D) distance makes the heart grow fonder. 
A) proximity breeds contempt. 
B) proximity leads to liking. 
C) proximity leads to affection and animosity with equal frequency. 
D) distance makes the heart grow fonder.

The fact that people prefer letters appearing in their own name illustrates the

Kenrick and his colleagues (1989)found that to men who have recently been viewing a television show featuring three beautiful women,average women seem _ attractive,confirming the _.

Melanie believes that her boyfriend enjoys far more benefits from their relationship than she does,even though she invests more time,effort,and resources.Clearly,Melanie believes that her relationship with her boyfriend lacks

Even when people have no strong feelings about a product or a candidate,_______ can increase sales or votes.

Which statement is true?

Roszell and her colleagues (1990)found that in a national sample of Canadians,those that others rated as more attractive earned,on average

After finishing looking through her favorite fashion magazine,Velma feels fat and unattractive.This is best explained by

When volunteers in a research experiment spent time with strangers in self-disclosing conversations,they felt

Physically attractive people tend to be all of the following EXCEPT

The advice to continue having romantic dinners,trips to the theatre,and vacations once married would most probably be offered by the

Attachments marked by possessiveness and jealousy are called

The tendency for novel stimuli to be liked more after repeated exposure to them is referred to as

What you find is attractive depends on

The tendency for opposites to mate or marry

When looking for dating partners,we generally choose people who are

Who is likely to receive the most responses to his personal ad?

One national survey found that 86 percent of those who were unhappily married but who stayed with the marriage,were,when re-interviewed five years later,

Kalick (1977)had Harvard students indicate their impressions of eight women,judging from photos taken before or after cosmetic surgery,and found that

Which theory suggests that love is a function of physiological arousal along with the label that we give to our arousal?

Research on proximity and social attraction generally supports the view that

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The fact that people prefer letters appearing in their own name illustrates the

Kenrick and his colleagues (1989)found that to men who have recently been viewing a television show featuring three beautiful women,average women seem _______ attractive,confirming the _______.

Melanie believes that her boyfriend enjoys far more benefits from their relationship than she does,even though she invests more time,effort,and resources.Clearly,Melanie believes that her relationship with her boyfriend lacks

Even when people have no strong feelings about a product or a candidate,_______ can increase sales or votes.

Which statement is true?

Roszell and her colleagues (1990)found that in a national sample of Canadians,those that others rated as more attractive earned,on average

After finishing looking through her favorite fashion magazine,Velma feels fat and unattractive.This is best explained by

When volunteers in a research experiment spent time with strangers in self-disclosing conversations,they felt

Physically attractive people tend to be all of the following EXCEPT

The advice to continue having romantic dinners,trips to the theatre,and vacations once married would most probably be offered by the

Attachments marked by possessiveness and jealousy are called

The tendency for novel stimuli to be liked more after repeated exposure to them is referred to as

What you find is attractive depends on

The tendency for opposites to mate or marry

When looking for dating partners,we generally choose people who are

Who is likely to receive the most responses to his personal ad?

One national survey found that 86 percent of those who were unhappily married but who stayed with the marriage,were,when re-interviewed five years later,

Kalick (1977)had Harvard students indicate their impressions of eight women,judging from photos taken before or after cosmetic surgery,and found that

Which theory suggests that love is a function of physiological arousal along with the label that we give to our arousal?

Research on proximity and social attraction generally supports the view that

Introducing Social Psychology

The Self in a Social World

Social Beliefs and Judgments

Behavior and Attitudes

Genes,culture,and Gender

Conformity and Obedience

Persuasion

Group Influence

Prejudice: Disliking Others

Aggression: Hurting Others

Helping

Conflict and Peacemaking

Social Psychology in the Clinic

Social Psychology in Court

Social Psychology and the Sustainable Future

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Kenrick and his colleagues (1989)found that to men who have recently been viewing a television show featuring three beautiful women,average women seem _ attractive,confirming the _.