Question 1

Consider the distinction many researchers make between passionate and companionate love.How do the two types of love differ?

Accepted Answer

A)  Passionate love does not involve feelings of closeness and connectedness;companionate love does. 
B)  Passionate love does not involve commitment;companionate love does. 
C)  Companionate love does not involve feelings of closeness and connectedness;passionate love does. 
D)  Companionate love does not involve physical intimacy;passionate love does. 
A)  Passionate love does not involve feelings of closeness and connectedness;companionate love does. 
B)  Passionate love does not involve commitment;companionate love does. 
C)  Companionate love does not involve feelings of closeness and connectedness;passionate love does. 
D)  Companionate love does not involve physical intimacy;passionate love does. D

Question 2

If we do well on a test,we say,"I got an A!" If we do poorly,we say,"She gave me an F." This best illustrates:

Accepted Answer

A)  the assumed-similarity bias. 
B)  the fundamental attribution error. 
C)  the self-serving bias. 
D)  the halo effect. 
A)  the assumed-similarity bias. 
B)  the fundamental attribution error. 
C)  the self-serving bias. 
D)  the halo effect. C

Question 3

The _____ theory suggests that people tend to be ethnocentric,viewing the world from their own perspective and judging others in terms of their group membership.

Accepted Answer

A)  social identity 
B)  resource competition 
C)  observational learning 
D)  social neuroscience 
A)  social identity 
B)  resource competition 
C)  observational learning 
D)  social neuroscience A

Question 4

According to Sternberg,the _____ component of love includes the motivational drives relating to sex,physical closeness,and romance.

Accepted Answer

A)  intimacy 
B)  passion 
C)  decision 
D)  closeness 
A)  intimacy 
B)  passion 
C)  decision 
D)  closeness

Question 5

What are the major sources of social influence?

Accepted Answer

Social influence is the process by which

Question 6

Generally,which of the following is true of moral decisions made by people?

Accepted Answer

A)  There is no relation between moral decisions made by people and situational factors. 
B)  Most social psychologists agree that no single set of attributes differentiates helpers from nonhelpers. 
C)  Most psychologists believe that prosocial behavior always contains an element of self-sacrifice. 
D)  Psychologists using a neuroscience perspective believe that if the rational side wins out,we're less likely to take a logical view of moral situations. 
A)  There is no relation between moral decisions made by people and situational factors. 
B)  Most social psychologists agree that no single set of attributes differentiates helpers from nonhelpers. 
C)  Most psychologists believe that prosocial behavior always contains an element of self-sacrifice. 
D)  Psychologists using a neuroscience perspective believe that if the rational side wins out,we're less likely to take a logical view of moral situations.

Question 7

Behavioral economists:

Accepted Answer

A)  focus on the irrationality of judgments. 
B)  view people as rational beings. 
C)  view people as thoughtful decision makers. 
D)  see people as decision makers who impartially weigh choices to draw conclusions. 
A)  focus on the irrationality of judgments. 
B)  view people as rational beings. 
C)  view people as thoughtful decision makers. 
D)  see people as decision makers who impartially weigh choices to draw conclusions.

Question 8

_____ occurs when people are persuaded on the basis of factors unrelated to the nature or quality of the content of a persuasive message.

Accepted Answer

A)  Cognitive dissonance 
B)  Logical conclusion 
C)  Peripheral route processing 
D)  Central route processing 
A)  Cognitive dissonance 
B)  Logical conclusion 
C)  Peripheral route processing 
D)  Central route processing

Question 9

Define groupthink.Relate how groupthink might have contributed to the 2003 shuttle disaster.Suggest how groupthink and entrapment might have contributed to the decision to send American troops to Iraq in 2003 and to decisions to remain in Iraq.

Accepted Answer

The answer should contain the following

Question 10

The Implicit Association Test was developed because:

Accepted Answer

A)  people may not be consciously aware of their own racial attitudes. 
B)  people are very direct and frank while reporting their racial attitudes. 
C)  existing measures failed to tap into the emotional aspect of racial attitudes. 
D)  people do not censor their responses regarding their own racial attitudes. 
A)  people may not be consciously aware of their own racial attitudes. 
B)  people are very direct and frank while reporting their racial attitudes. 
C)  existing measures failed to tap into the emotional aspect of racial attitudes. 
D)  people do not censor their responses regarding their own racial attitudes.

Question 11

The intentional injury of,or harm to,another person is called _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The intentional injury of,or harm to,another person...

Question 12

The tendency to attribute personal success to personal factors (skill,ability,or effort)and to attribute failure to factors outside oneself is known as the:

Accepted Answer

A)  assumed-similarity bias. 
B)  halo effect. 
C)  self-serving bias 
D)  fundamental attribution error. 
A)  assumed-similarity bias. 
B)  halo effect. 
C)  self-serving bias 
D)  fundamental attribution error.

Question 13

Which of the following is true of groupthink?

Accepted Answer

A)  Groupthink typically leads to excellent decisions. 
B)  Under groupthink,members lose the ability to critically evaluate alternative points of view. 
C)  Groupthink is most likely to occur when a weak leader is surrounded by people of powerful status. 
D)  Under groupthink,groups increase the list of possible solutions and spend maximum time on considering various alternatives. 
A)  Groupthink typically leads to excellent decisions. 
B)  Under groupthink,members lose the ability to critically evaluate alternative points of view. 
C)  Groupthink is most likely to occur when a weak leader is surrounded by people of powerful status. 
D)  Under groupthink,groups increase the list of possible solutions and spend maximum time on considering various alternatives.

Question 14

Which alternative below correctly defines a social influence concept?

Accepted Answer

A)  Conformity - a change in behavior in response to commands 
B)  Compliance - a change in behavior or attitudes in response to direct social pressure 
C)  Obedience - a change in behavior or attitudes in order to follow social norms 
D)  Conformity - a change in behavior or attitudes in response to direct social pressure 
A)  Conformity - a change in behavior in response to commands 
B)  Compliance - a change in behavior or attitudes in response to direct social pressure 
C)  Obedience - a change in behavior or attitudes in order to follow social norms 
D)  Conformity - a change in behavior or attitudes in response to direct social pressure

Question 15

Perceived causes of behavior that are based on internal traits or personality factors are called _____ causes.

Accepted Answer

A)  situational 
B)  circumstantial 
C)  environmental 
D)  dispositional 
A)  situational 
B)  circumstantial 
C)  environmental 
D)  dispositional

Question 16

Evaluations of a particular person,behavior,belief,or concept are termed _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Evaluations of a particular person,behavior,belief,or concept are...

Question 17

Psychologists have found that prejudice and discrimination may be reduced by:

Accepted Answer

A)  decreasing contact among ingroup and outgroup members. 
B)  making values and norms against prejudice less conspicuous. 
C)  educating people about other groups. 
D)  encouraging stereotype vulnerability. 
A)  decreasing contact among ingroup and outgroup members. 
B)  making values and norms against prejudice less conspicuous. 
C)  educating people about other groups. 
D)  encouraging stereotype vulnerability.

Question 18

The classic "shock" study of obedience is associated with:

Accepted Answer

A)  Solomon Asch. 
B)  Stanley Milgram. 
C)  Philip Zimbardo. 
D)  Leon Festinger. 
A)  Solomon Asch. 
B)  Stanley Milgram. 
C)  Philip Zimbardo. 
D)  Leon Festinger.

Question 19

Identify and describe three of the factors that contribute to one's initial liking for another person.Provide illustrative examples where appropriate.

Accepted Answer

The answer should describe three of the

Question 20

According to Asch's pioneering work on conformity,which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Groups that unanimously support a position show the least pronounced conformity pressures. 
B)  Having just one person present who shares the minority point of view is sufficient to reduce conformity pressures. 
C)  Conformity refers to behavior that occurs only in response to direct social pressure. 
D)  The more attractive a group appears to its members,the lesser its ability to produce conformity. 
A)  Groups that unanimously support a position show the least pronounced conformity pressures. 
B)  Having just one person present who shares the minority point of view is sufficient to reduce conformity pressures. 
C)  Conformity refers to behavior that occurs only in response to direct social pressure. 
D)  The more attractive a group appears to its members,the lesser its ability to produce conformity.

Consider the distinction many researchers make between passionate and companionate love.How do the two types of love differ?

If we do well on a test,we say,"I got an A!" If we do poorly,we say,"She gave me an F." This best illustrates:

The _____ theory suggests that people tend to be ethnocentric,viewing the world from their own perspective and judging others in terms of their group membership.

According to Sternberg,the _____ component of love includes the motivational drives relating to sex,physical closeness,and romance.

What are the major sources of social influence?

Generally,which of the following is true of moral decisions made by people?

Behavioral economists:

_____ occurs when people are persuaded on the basis of factors unrelated to the nature or quality of the content of a persuasive message.

Define groupthink.Relate how groupthink might have contributed to the 2003 shuttle disaster.Suggest how groupthink and entrapment might have contributed to the decision to send American troops to Iraq in 2003 and to decisions to remain in Iraq.

The Implicit Association Test was developed because:

The intentional injury of,or harm to,another person is called _____.

The tendency to attribute personal success to personal factors (skill,ability,or effort)and to attribute failure to factors outside oneself is known as the:

Which of the following is true of groupthink?

Which alternative below correctly defines a social influence concept?

Perceived causes of behavior that are based on internal traits or personality factors are called _____ causes.

Evaluations of a particular person,behavior,belief,or concept are termed _____.

Psychologists have found that prejudice and discrimination may be reduced by:

The classic "shock" study of obedience is associated with:

Identify and describe three of the factors that contribute to one's initial liking for another person.Provide illustrative examples where appropriate.

According to Asch's pioneering work on conformity,which of the following statements is true?

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Consider the distinction many researchers make between passionate and companionate love.How do the two types of love differ?

If we do well on a test,we say,"I got an A!" If we do poorly,we say,"She gave me an F." This best illustrates:

The _____ theory suggests that people tend to be ethnocentric,viewing the world from their own perspective and judging others in terms of their group membership.

According to Sternberg,the _____ component of love includes the motivational drives relating to sex,physical closeness,and romance.

What are the major sources of social influence?

Generally,which of the following is true of moral decisions made by people?

Behavioral economists:

_____ occurs when people are persuaded on the basis of factors unrelated to the nature or quality of the content of a persuasive message.

Define groupthink.Relate how groupthink might have contributed to the 2003 shuttle disaster.Suggest how groupthink and entrapment might have contributed to the decision to send American troops to Iraq in 2003 and to decisions to remain in Iraq.

The Implicit Association Test was developed because:

The intentional injury of,or harm to,another person is called _____.

The tendency to attribute personal success to personal factors (skill,ability,or effort)and to attribute failure to factors outside oneself is known as the:

Which of the following is true of groupthink?

Which alternative below correctly defines a social influence concept?

Perceived causes of behavior that are based on internal traits or personality factors are called _____ causes.

Evaluations of a particular person,behavior,belief,or concept are termed _____.

Psychologists have found that prejudice and discrimination may be reduced by:

The classic "shock" study of obedience is associated with:

Identify and describe three of the factors that contribute to one's initial liking for another person.Provide illustrative examples where appropriate.

According to Asch's pioneering work on conformity,which of the following statements is true?

Introduction to Psychology

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