Exam 13: Social Psychology
Exam 1: Introduction to Psychology255 Questions
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Four friends got together to debate which hockey team was the best: the Slashers or the Icers.When they started their discussion, they each thought that the Slashers were a slightly better team.After debating the merits of each team for over an hour, the friends have now come to the conclusion that the Slashers are a much better team, and they will probably take their division.The process that would best explain the strengthening of opinion that has occurred in this case is:
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Sven, who lives in Moldravia, holds a strong negative stereotype about people who live in the neighboring country of Boravia.Because of this, you would expect Sven will:
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In the covariation model of attribution, which type of information provides an indication of whether a change occurs uniquely in the presence of an event?
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A positive or negative belief about something is referred to as a(n):
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Research has found that people tended to rate as most attractive, pictures of people:
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Distinguish between implicit and explicit prejudice, and describe how implicit prejudice can be measured.
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The tendency to exert less effort when working in a group, compared to working alone is called:
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In a number of recent elections, the candidates have been criticized for creating advertisements that show their opponents in a negative light, instead of creating ads that present the candidate's views on key issues.Each of these two different campaign styles illustrates different aspects of:
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The actor-observer effects refer to the overall tendency to attribute our own behavior to ____________________ sources but to attribute the behavior of others to internal sources.
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Recent research suggests that one of the most effective ways to reduce both prejudice and discrimination is through teaching individuals to actively suppress their stereotypic beliefs.
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In the covariation model of attribution, which type of information is being used when a person tries to determine whether a change occurs regularly when the causal event is present?
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Rose has just moved to a new city.Her first friends are most likely to be people who live near her in her apartment building.This illustrates which of the following?
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Evaluating someone in a negative way, simply because of his or her membership in a particular group, would constitute:
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The predisposition to act toward objects or events in particular ways is part of:
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One type of information that individuals assess when making attributions is distinctiveness.This means that individuals try to determine:
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The term groupthink refers to when the members of a group seek ____________________ and ignore or suppress dissenting opinions.
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When behavior is high in consistency, but low in distinctiveness or consensus, people tend to:
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Negative attitudes about a group that are consciously endorsed are known as:
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Group polarization occurs when group members express differing opinions on a given topic and the group cannot reach agreement on the best alternative.
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