Exam 7: Social Influence: Conformity, Social Roles, and Obedience
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Which is the best example of explicit expectations
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Some discussion groups appoint a "devil's advocate" to point out problems with proposed plans. This is an attempt to avoid what
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Darnell lost his wedding ring but could not find it in the tall grass. He needed help and convinced one person to stop. Soon, he had 30 passersby helping him, and one found the ring. What concept did Darnell understand
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Mrs. Jones always dresses modestly and never swears because she believes this is how an elementary school teacher should behave. Mrs. Jones is using what to inform her behavior
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Milgram studied how normal people are led to cruel behaviors because of his interest in what
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This refers to the loss of individuality that occurs when self-awareness is replaced by a social role or a group identity.
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In Milgram's second shock experiment, when the victim would scream in increasingly desperate ways as shock increased, what percentage of Yale students used the maximum voltage
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Lyla had her first day of preschool today. Before joining in, she watches the other children to see what to do. This is an example of what
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Why might an experimenter deceive participants about the reason for a study
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What were participants initially told that the Milgram studies were investigating
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What is the best example of someone following a social role
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Many groups appoint an ombudsmen, someone from outside the group (and not responsible to the group) to ensure the group follows best practices. What is one benefit of having this outside figure
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The St. Vitus Day dance occurred in the Middle Age and was characterized by large groups of people unwillingly, spontaneously dancing. What is one possible cause
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Following the basketball team win, university students poured into the streets and celebrated by vandalizing cars and burning a couch. This is an ______.
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In the Stanford Prison Study, the use of uniforms for guards and prisoners made what more powerful
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According to the idea of ironic conformity, in what way are most nonconformists still conformists
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Taylor's mother tells him to eat his broccoli, and Taylor does so. Taylor's behavior is an example of what
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If the Milgram obedience experiments were placed on Morling's Ethical Decision-Making Matrix, how would they best be described?
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