How do cultural norms influence individual behavior in a society?

• They dictate the genetic makeup of individuals.

• They provide a framework for expected behaviors and social practices.

• They eliminate all personal biases.

• They have no impact on individual behavior.

Which of the following is an example of a cognitive bias affecting decision-making?

• Using statistical analysis to make a decision.

• Relying on a gut feeling despite evidence to the contrary.

• Making a decision based on a comprehensive review of all available data.

• Consulting experts before making a decision.

Design a simple research study to investigate the impact of cultural norms on stress levels among high school students.

• Describe the hypothesis, participants, methods, and potential outcomes.

• List the cultural norms without conducting a study.

• Explain why cultural norms do not affect stress levels.

• Conduct a survey without any hypothesis.

What is the role of a control group in psychological research design?

• To introduce new variables into the study.

• To serve as a baseline for comparison with the experimental group.

• To ensure that the study is biased.

• To replace the experimental group if needed.

Explain how cultural influences can affect mental health outcomes in different populations.

• Cultural influences have no effect on mental health.

• Cultural influences can shape the perception and expression of mental health issues.

• Mental health is solely determined by biological factors.

• Cultural influences only affect physical health, not mental health.

Develop a strategic plan for a psychological research project aimed at understanding the impact of cognitive biases on financial decision-making.

• Identify the research question, methodology, and expected challenges.

• Assume cognitive biases do not exist.

• Focus only on the financial outcomes without considering biases.

• Ignore the need for a strategic plan.

Which of the following best describes the confirmation bias?

• The tendency to seek out information that contradicts one's beliefs.

• The tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of one's existing beliefs.

• The tendency to ignore all evidence.

• The tendency to change beliefs frequently.

How can cultural norms impact the diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders?

• They have no impact on diagnosis and treatment.

• They can lead to misdiagnosis or culturally inappropriate treatment plans.

• They ensure that all treatments are universally effective.

• They only affect physical health treatments.

Create a research design to study the effects of cultural expectations on academic performance in college students.

• Outline the research question, participants, and data collection methods.

• Assume cultural expectations do not affect academic performance.

• Focus only on the academic performance without considering cultural expectations.

• Ignore the need for a research design.

What is the anchoring bias in decision-making?

• The tendency to rely too heavily on the first piece of information encountered.

• The tendency to ignore initial information.

• The tendency to change decisions frequently.

• The tendency to avoid making decisions.