Exam 10: Social Psychology

Which factor was mentioned in the textbook as an explanation for groupthink?

Research on stereotype threat suggests that stereotypes ____.

In general, repeated exposure to someone or something tends to lead to increased ____ for the person or thing.

The matching hypothesis in relationships is most consistent with which other principle in relationships?

The two routes to persuasion that are described in the textbook are ____.

Walking into class during the showing of a video and noticing that others in the class are taking notes on the video, you then do what these others are doing because they may have heard the teacher say that some test questions would be taken from the video. This would be an example of ____.

What is one of the results obtained by Milgram in his studies on obedience?

Hostile aggression is designed to ____.

In Muzafer Sherif's Robber's Cave experiment, the Eagles and Rattlers became enemies of each other due to ____.

A proposed form of subtle racism in which European Americans feel negative emotions around African Americans with consequent discrimination occurring is known as ____.

Which individual is most likely to help a person who has dropped a bag of groceries?

When we fail to help, it is likely to be because we ____.

Making an attribution about your own behavior while being very aware of the environment and the context surrounding the behavior would most likely lead to ____.

As the ____ of a group increases, so does ____ within the group.

When engaging in the attribution process, the observer's focus tends to be on ____.

If tolerance for other people is taught in schools and in the media, it ____.

Cognitive consistency theories refer to people being ____.

The study of attribution is concerned with the ____.

At the time of Kitty Genovese's murder, how did people respond to the witnesses who apparently did nothing?

The liking or disliking we have for people, places, and things in our world are known as ____.