Exam 16: Social Psychology
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When you accept a reasonable deal and then receive the "bad news" that the deal has changed,you are a victim of:
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As relationships mature,____________ love generally changes to ____________ love.
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A researcher asks subjects if they can hear a radio station over some background static when actually there is no radio station playing.Subjects are likely to "hear" a radio station when other subjects say they hear a radio station.This research is most similar to:
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Of the following characteristics,which will make the listener MORE likely to believe a persuasive speech?
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Of the following,which is MOST consistent with research on the variables that influence attraction?
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When people in a group feel no individual responsibility to take action,we say that the existence of others has created a ____________.
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When deindividuation occurs,people feel free to act more aggressively than they otherwise would.
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According to research,which of the following factors is MOST likely to increase the persuasiveness of an argument?
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Which of the following is considered to be an effective strategy for combating prejudice?
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"If you hear yourself say it,you'll find yourself believing it." This statement is MOST akin to:
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If a person hesitates to help someone who is choking,social psychologists would say that it is MOST likely because they are:
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If a cohesive group identifies one member to serve as "the devil's advocate," the group will:
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Define the primacy effect,and describe three ways that you can "undo" a bad first impression.
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In the study by Darley and Latané (1968)in which college students overheard a staged epileptic seizure through an intercom,______ percent of the students who thought that others were listening tried to find help,and ______ percent of the students who thought that they alone had heard it tried to find help.
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____________ is the process of changing attitudes through arguments or other related means.
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Social psychologists define attitudes as ____________ that predispose us to act and feel in certain ways.
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Equity theory states that partners in a relationship will be comfortable only when their perceived contributions and benefits are equal.
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When Wanetta was very small,a large dog bit her and she was required to receive rabies shots.Today,whenever her daughter asks for a puppy,she says,"No! Dogs are bad and you never know when they will turn on you." Wanetta's attitude about dogs results from:
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