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A. Collectivistic; individualistic
B. Prime aggressive thoughts
C. Women have a superior moral sensibility
D. Prejudice; discrimination
A. Norms
B. Ethnocentrism
C. Reference
D. Social proof
A. Zimbardo; Asch
B. Zimbardo; Milgram
C. Milgram; Zimbardo
D. Festinger; Milgram
A. Social role
B. Social norm
C. Script
D. Attribution
A. Situational influences on behavior
B. Influences on our own behavior
C. Influences on others' behavior
D. Dispositional influences on behavior
A. Self-serving bias; self-effacing bias
B. Prosocial behavior; Diffusion of responsibility
C. Hindsight bias; blaming the victim
D. Testosterone; alcohol abuse
A. Is as universal as the incest taboo
B. Self-interest motivates all behavior
C. Another's welfare; one's own welfare
D. Has been absent due to illness
A. Automatic, nonconscious mental processes that influence perceptions, judgments, decisions, and reasoning.
B. Helping another person with no expectation of reward; either selfless or self-serving behavior
C. Deliberate, conscious mental processes involved in perceptions, judgments, decisions, and reasoning.
D. Collectivists are more likely to attribute causes of another person's behavior to external, situational factors rather than to internal, personal factors.
A. Personality traits
B. Genetic predispositions
C. Biological forces
D. Situational factors
A. Prejudice; discrimination
B. Ethnocentrism; discrimination
C. Prejudice; ethnocentrism
D. Individualistic; prejudice
A. Behavior; Prejudice
B. Behavior; discrimination
C. Prejudice; Attitude
D. Individualistic; prejudice
A. Dependency
B. Unpredictability
C. Consistency
D. Power
A. Situational; Situational factors
B. Confirmation bias; dispositional
C. Factual information; dispositional
D. Physical; attractiveness
E. Situational; dispositional
A. 70
B. 80
C. 90
D. 50
A. Never revealed
B. Not necessary
C. Sometimes necessary
D. No longer.
A. Feelings; behavior
B. Thoughts; feelings
C. Feelings; thoughts
D. Behavior; feelings
A. Factual information
B. Confirmation bias
C. Social norm
D. Situational factors
A. Interest; behavir
B. Emotional intimacy, shared interests
C. Anxious; ambivilant
D. Attitude, behavior
A. Positive
B. Negative
C. Polite
D. None of these
A. Normative
B. Persuasive
C. Inspirational
D. Informational
A. Attitude; behavior
B. Behavior; Attitude
C. Proximity, similarity and exchange
D. Proximity, Attitude
A. Description
B. Explanation
C. Influence
D. Prediction
A. Normative influence; norm formation
B. Norm formation; group pressure
C. Group pressure; norm formation
D. None of these
A. Enjoying the boring tasks
B. Influences of the social world
C. Impression formation
D. Interpersonal attraction
A. Emotion; behavior
B. Behavior; cognition
C. Cognition; emotion
D. Cognition; behavior
A. Accessibility
B. Similarity
C. Assimilation
D. Contrast
A. A composite of multiple faces that have been digitally blended to produce an
B. Person perception
C. People tend to look to the behavior of others for cues about what to do
D. When someone is witnessing an emergency and there are several other people present
A. Desensitization to violence
B. People not noticing the emergency
C. Diffusion of responsibility
D. Emotional insensitivity
A. Prisoners and guards
B. A majority of
C. Serotonin and GABA
D. Diffusion of responsibility
A. Stimulates; stimulates
B. Suppresses; suppresses
C. Stimulates; suppresses
D. Suppresses; stimulates
A. Stereotype; prejudice
B. Discrimination; stereotype
C. Prejudice; discrimination
D. Prejudice; stereotype
A. Is tested by a specific study; encompasses a body of related research
B. Encompasses a body of related research; is tested by a specific study
C. Is tested scientifically; is not tested scientifically
D. Is not tested scientifically; is tested scientifically
A. Prosocial behaviour
B. Altruism
C. Helping behaviour
D. None of these
A. Instinct
B. Logical inference
C. Systematic study of books and manuals
D. Observing models
A. Emotional harm; physical harm
B. Physical harm; emotional harm
C. Psychological harm; physical harm
D. Social exclusion; verbal taunting
A. Test; organize
B. Organize; test
C. Objectify; refute
D. Refute; objectify
A. Underestimate; unjustified
B. Overestimate; unjustified
C. Overestimate; justified
D. Underestimate; justified
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
A. Less;high
B. High;less
C. More high
D. More less
A. Made any generalization about people.
B. Described everyone in some category in the same way.
C. Held an opinion about someone based on personal experience.
D. Treated anyone in an unkind way
A. Blame the victim
B. Fundamental attribution
C. Self-effacing
D. Self-serving
A. Vibrate
B. Subtractive
C. False
D. Temperature
A. Change attitudes in order to be more popular
B. Change behavior in order to be more popular
C. Do not perceive a discrepancy between attitudes and behavior
D. Try to align their attitudes and behavior
A. Persuasion
B. Compliance
C. Conformity
D. Obedience
A. Control
B. Integrating
C. Social Exchange Theory
D. Denial
A. Carl Rogers
B. Karen Horney
C. Gordon Allport
D. Albert Bandura
A. Informational social influence
B. Normative social influence
C. Social loafing
D. Social facilitation
A. Instrumentality, valence
B. Financial incentives, nonfinancial rewards
C. Equity, reinforcement
D. Rewards, punishments
E. Inputs, outcomes
A. Norms and roles
B. Superordinate goals
C. Beliefs and feelings
D. Dispositional attributions
A. Innumerable
B. Norms and roles
C. Superordinate goals
D. Beliefs and feelings