WorksheetsSocial Psychology Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
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Class
Date
1.
Unconsciously we mimic others' expressions, postures, and voice tones. This is referred to as
a)
mirror image effect
b)
chameleon effect
c)
visual linkage
d)
copy cat syndrome
2.
Normative social influence may be a reason why someone would go along with a group. This happens when
a)
they have no group association and feel that they must join a group
b)
someone listens to the group and accepts their views and ideas
c)
people are sensitive to social rules, even if they don't necessarily agree with the group
d)
their beliefs and attitudes already match a group's beliefs and attitudes
3.
Deindividuation often occurs when group participation makes people feel
a)
aroused and anonymous
b)
insecure and unsure of their beliefs
c)
an increased sense of responsibility
d)
alone and isolated
4.
Group polarization can have negative or beneficial results. Which of the following is an example of group polarization?
a)
People leave a group when they feel threatened
b)
Neighbors meet together to make restrictive rules to the neighborhood covenants
c)
high prejudice group discusses racial issues
d)
A student group tries a community service project and then members discuss doing more service in the future
5.
Targeted racial profiling would be an example of
a)
Overt prejudice
b)
Subtle prejudice
c)
Other race bias
d)
scapegoat theory
6.
Ingroup bias can cause
a)
prejudice attitudes
b)
stereotyping
c)
discrimination
d)
all of the above
7.
Aggression may be influenced by
a)
genetics and hormones
b)
neural stimulation
c)
cultural modeling of violence
d)
all of the above
8.
After watching several violent movies where men and women often treated each other with humiliation, aggression and disrespect, Edgar used these ideas when he started dating. This example shows the power of negative
a)
group polarization
b)
social scripts
c)
social traps
d)
self-fulfilling prophecies
9.
Which of the following is NOT one of the major factors of attraction?
a)
proximity
b)
physical attractiveness
c)
reciprocity
d)
similarity
10.
Social exchange theory would also be similar to all of the following EXCEPT
a)
cost-benefit analysis
b)
altruism
c)
utilitarianism
d)
self-interest
11.
Even if the costs outweigh the benefits, according to ____________________ we are taught to help those who need our help, like babies and the elderly.
a)
social exchange theory
b)
GRIT
c)
social responsibility theory
d)
just-world phenomenon
12.
According to Muzafer Sherif's research using two opposing groups of boys from Oklahoma City, he showed that __________ could quickly transform groups into helpful friends.
a)
super-ordinate goals
b)
social traps
c)
frustration-aggression principle
d)
groupthink
13.
Groupthink is fed by
a)
overconfidence and self-justification
b)
conformity
c)
group polarization
d)
all of the above
14.
You have been assigned to a group of 6 students. Your teacher has given you a topic that your group must effectively present to the class. You will all receive a group grade. What is likely to happen during work time?
a)
Group polarization
b)
Social loafing
c)
Social facilitation
d)
mood linkage
15.
Solomon Asch tested
a)
conformity
b)
prejudice
c)
aggression
d)
passionate love
16.
Stanley Milgram tested
a)
personal space
b)
cultural biases
c)
memory
d)
obedience to authority figures
17.
Darley and Latane researched
a)
social exchange theory
b)
compassionate love
c)
bystander intervention
d)
communication
18.
Philip Zimbardo researched
a)
role-playing
b)
the power of the situation
c)
all of the above
d)
none of the above
19.
Carrie observed as Ron lost all of his money in the stock market. She told her co-workers he was stupid and impulsive. She ignored the fact that the entire market was hit by the beginning of a recession. Which principle applies?
a)
Central route persuation
b)
Cognitive Dissonance
c)
Chameleon effect
d)
Fundamental attribution error
20.
Which of the following is NOT one of the main reasons prejudice arises?
a)
altruism
b)
social inequalities
c)
ingroups and outgroups
d)
scapegoating theory
21.
After hearing that Greg had been beaten up and mugged, Sam said, "I told him a million times to quit walking by himself late at night". What social psychology principle is Sam exhibiting?
a)
deindividuation
b)
groupthink
c)
scapegoating
d)
just-world phenomenon
22.
When some Europeans helped Jews escape during the Holocaust, even risking their own life, these individuals were likely exhibiting
a)
Ingroup behavior
b)
attribution theory
c)
altruism
d)
just-world phenomenon
23.
According to Irene Frieze's study of MBA grads (1991), good looking men make $2,200 more in starting salaries and later salaries earn $5,200 more. Good looking women make $4,200 more per year. Attractiveness is perceived to also reflect a person's health, social skills, competence and general success.
a)
Yes :(
b)
No
24.
At first Jenny has no attraction to Juan, but after working with him everyday for the last 6 months, she starts to enjoy his company and finds she is attracted to him. What social psychology principle does this behavior exhibit?
a)
cognitive dissonance
b)
chameleon effect
c)
mere exposure effect
d)
halo effect
25.
Mr. Jefferies is extremely nice and kind but is new to teaching world history and does not yet have a full grasp of the material. Ms. Jefferies has been teaching world history for 10 years and has a full grasp of the material, but is somewhat shy and aloof. According to the Halo Effect, who is likely to receive a higher student recommendation?
a)
Mr. Jefferies
b)
Ms. Jefferies
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