Exam 5: Person Perception
Exam 1: An Introduction to Social Psychology100 Questions
Exam 2: Research Methods159 Questions
Exam 3: The Social Self159 Questions
Exam 4: Social Cognition159 Questions
Exam 5: Person Perception159 Questions
Exam 6: Attitudes and Persuasion159 Questions
Exam 7: Social Influence: Conformity, Social Roles, and Obedience159 Questions
Exam 8: Group Processes159 Questions
Exam 9: Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination159 Questions
Exam 10: Helping Prosocial Behavior159 Questions
Exam 11: Aggression159 Questions
Exam 12: Intimate Relationships159 Questions
Exam 13: Social Psychology and a Sustainable Environment40 Questions
Exam 14: Social Psychology of Law and the Courtroom40 Questions
Exam 15: Social Psychology of Stress and Health40 Questions
Exam 16: Social Psychology and Happiness: Positive40 Questions
Exam 17: Social Psychology and Behavioral40 Questions
Exam 18: Social Psychology and Relationship Violence40 Questions
Exam 19: Social Psychology of Work: Industrialorganizational Psychology40 Questions
Exam 20: Social Psychology of Volunteerism and Internships40 Questions
Exam 21: Social Psychology and Personal Finance40 Questions
Exam 22: Social Psychology and Forgiveness40 Questions
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People who are blind from birth have similar facial expressions to their sighted counterparts. What concept does this support
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The halo effect is an entirely social perception of a person that is constructed around a single trait.
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Explain one way that self-fulfilling prophecy may be positive.
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Infants around the world smile at the sound of a familiar voice. What concept does this support
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Frank was amazed that others complained about the way he decorated the office Christmas tree. He assumed that others would enjoy his style. This is likely because of ______.
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People see ethical issues as more situationally based when they imagine others dealing with the issues than when they imagine themselves dealing with the issues.
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Another term for self-fulfilling prophecy is called ______.
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Explain the difference between the fundamental attribution error and the actor-observer bias. Discuss why these discrepancies occur.
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Perhaps because we view others as less reactive to surroundings than ourselves, we frequently make what sort of mistake
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Kai assumes that employees are usually late because of things beyond their control, such as bad weather or heavy traffic. Kai is relying on what to make this assumption
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Sharing information through body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions is an example of ______.
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Carly assumes that Kevin was rude because he has a cruel personality. How is Carly's assumption related to the fundamental attribution error?
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The first grade teacher was told by Shawn's old kindergarten teacher that Shawn was very shy. As a result, the first grade teacher noticed whenever he was quiet or did not play with others. Her attention was directed by ______.
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When physical attractiveness creates a halo effect, it is known as the "what-is-beautiful-is-good effect."
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Toby believes her Hebrew student is gifted. Thus, she gives him longer and more difficult passages to memorize. Toby may be creating a self-fulfilling prophecy through ______.
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A smirk that appears when people feel they have successfully deceived someone is known as ______.
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The fact that blind people have similar facial expressions to sighted people undercuts the universality hypothesis of emotions.
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