The belongingness hypothesis proposes that:

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The need to belong is a secondary or minor human motivation alongside other primary motivations such as physiological, safety or esteem needs.
The desire for interpersonal attachments and social connections is a universal and fundamental human motivation that affects people's cognitive, affective, and behavioural processes.
The need to belong is only relevant for some individuals, such as those with insecure attachment styles or low self-esteem.
The desire for interpersonal attachments is a learned or cultural phenomenon rather than an innate or biological process.
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Which of the following experiences best exemplifies the power of the situation in social psychology?
Feeling compelled to conform to a group's beliefs or actions, even if they go against your own values.
Being able to resist peer pressure and make independent decisions, regardless of what others around you are doing.
Believing that someone's behavior is solely determined by their personality traits, rather than acknowledging the influence of external factors.
Feeling like your individual actions have little impact on the larger social systems and structures around you.
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People perceive and interpret the social world in a way that is:
Objective and consistent across all individuals
Only influenced by personal experiences and not affected by societal norms
Based solely on conscious thought and not affected by subconscious biases
Driven by motivations to be accurate and to preserve self-esteem
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Can a scientific theory ever be proved?
It depends on the complexity of the theory and the available evidence to support it.
Yes, once a theory is tested and verified it becomes an indisputable truth.
No, scientific theories can only be supported by evidence, but never proven beyond any doubt.
Only theories in certain fields of science, such as physics or chemistry, can be proven.
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In an experiment, what is the difference between a dependent variable and an independent variable?
A dependent variable is the variable that is changed or manipulated by the researcher, while an independent variable is the variable that is measured or observed.
An independent variable is the variable that is changed or manipulated by the researcher, while a dependent variable is the variable that is measured or observed.
A dependent variable is the variable that is consistent throughout the experiment, while an independent variable is the variable that varies depending on the conditions of the experiment.
An independent variable is the variable that is consistent throughout the experiment, while a dependent variable is the variable that varies depending on the conditions of the experiment.
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What method should be used in social psychology to establish a cause and effect relationship?
Correlational studies
Observational studies
Cross-sectional studies
Experimental studies
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What should researchers do if telling a participant the true purpose of a study will ruin the study?
Debrief the participant at the end of the study, giving them the full story and offering them the opportunity to withdraw their data if they want to.
Deceive the participant and proceed with the study as planned.
Obtain informed consent from the participant without revealing the true purpose of the study.
Abandon the study altogether.
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