Cambridge Psychology

What is the primary focus of social psychology within the Cambridge Psychology framework?

• Individual behavior

• Group dynamics

• Cognitive processes

• Biological influences

Which Cambridge psychologist is known for their work on social identity theory?

• Sigmund Freud

• Henri Tajfel

• B.F. Skinner

• Jean Piaget

In Cambridge Psychology, which method is commonly used to study social interactions?

• Case studies

• Surveys

• Experiments

• Longitudinal studies

What concept in Cambridge Psychology explains how people attribute causes to behavior?

• Cognitive dissonance

• Attribution theory

• Social facilitation

• Groupthink

Which of the following is a key topic in Cambridge's social psychology research?

• Neuroplasticity

• Social influence

• Genetic predisposition

• Language acquisition

What is the term for changing one's behavior to match the responses of others in Cambridge Psychology?

• Conformity

• Obedience

• Compliance

• Persuasion

Which Cambridge study explored the effects of authority on obedience?

• The Stanford prison experiment

• The Milgram experiment

• The Asch conformity experiments

• The Little Albert experiment

In Cambridge Psychology, what is the term for the tendency to favor one's own group over others?

• Ingroup bias

• Outgroup homogeneity

• Social loafing

• Deindividuation

Which concept in Cambridge Psychology involves the reduction of individual effort in group settings?

• Social facilitation

• Social loafing

• Group polarization

• Bystander effect

What is the Cambridge Psychology term for the spread of behaviors, emotions, and ideas in a group?

• Social contagion

• Emotional intelligence

• Cultural diffusion

• Behavioral mimicry