Question 1

The ________ hypothesis argues that we are likely to end up with friends and mates that are at our level of attractiveness.

Accepted Answer

A)  proximity 
B)  familiarity 
C)  matching 
D)  reward 
E)  similarity 
A)  proximity 
B)  familiarity 
C)  matching 
D)  reward 
E)  similarity

Question 2

A twenty-year follow-up on the Bennington College study found that

Accepted Answer

A)  people eventually tend to stick with the same values as their parents. 
B)  the attitudes adopted in college lasted for decades. 
C)  conformity was part of role playing, but it never internalized. 
D)  the conservative family upbringing of the students eventually changed the attitudes of the college. 
E)  people tend to marry people with opposing political values. 
A)  people eventually tend to stick with the same values as their parents. 
B)  the attitudes adopted in college lasted for decades. 
C)  conformity was part of role playing, but it never internalized. 
D)  the conservative family upbringing of the students eventually changed the attitudes of the college. 
E)  people tend to marry people with opposing political values.

Question 3

Hans and Rodney are both on the chess team, while Brian is on the debate team. The ________ would predict that Hans is more likely to be friends with ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  proximity principle; Brian 
B)  attribution theory; Rodney 
C)  similarity principle; Rodney 
D)  Asch effect; Rodney 
E)  oppositional theory; Brian 
A)  proximity principle; Brian 
B)  attribution theory; Rodney 
C)  similarity principle; Rodney 
D)  Asch effect; Rodney 
E)  oppositional theory; Brian

Question 4

Describe the methods and results of the Milgram studies of obedience.

Accepted Answer

Milgram asked people to give increasingl

Question 5

When people of various races are playing on the same soccer team, they are involved in

Accepted Answer

A)  equal status contact. 
B)  general adaptation syndrome. 
C)  mutual conformity. 
D)  equal context conflict. 
E)  contextual ambiguity. 
A)  equal status contact. 
B)  general adaptation syndrome. 
C)  mutual conformity. 
D)  equal context conflict. 
E)  contextual ambiguity.

Question 6

The folk saying "Out of sight, out of mind," highlights this important predictor of attraction.

Accepted Answer

A)  proximity. 
B)  similarity. 
C)  self-disclosure. 
D)  physical attractiveness. 
E)  closure. 
A)  proximity. 
B)  similarity. 
C)  self-disclosure. 
D)  physical attractiveness. 
E)  closure.

The ________ hypothesis argues that we are likely to end up with friends and mates that are at our level of attractiveness.

A twenty-year follow-up on the Bennington College study found that

Hans and Rodney are both on the chess team, while Brian is on the debate team. The would predict that Hans is more likely to be friends with .

Describe the methods and results of the Milgram studies of obedience.

When people of various races are playing on the same soccer team, they are involved in

The folk saying "Out of sight, out of mind," highlights this important predictor of attraction.

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Exam 11: Social Psychology

The ________ hypothesis argues that we are likely to end up with friends and mates that are at our level of attractiveness.

A twenty-year follow-up on the Bennington College study found that

Hans and Rodney are both on the chess team, while Brian is on the debate team. The ________ would predict that Hans is more likely to be friends with ________.

Describe the methods and results of the Milgram studies of obedience.

When people of various races are playing on the same soccer team, they are involved in

The folk saying "Out of sight, out of mind," highlights this important predictor of attraction.

Mind, Behavior, and Psychological Science

Biopsychology, Neuroscience, and Human Nature

Sensation and Perception

Learning and Human Nurture

Memory

Thinking and Intelligence

Development Over the Lifespan

States of Consciousness

Emotion and Motivation

Personality: Theories of the Whole Person

Psychological Disorders

Therapies for Psychological Disorders

From Stress to Health and Well-Being

Filters

Hans and Rodney are both on the chess team, while Brian is on the debate team. The would predict that Hans is more likely to be friends with .