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WorksheetsSocial Psych 1.1 Quiz_1st
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Unjustified or incorrect attitudes about someone based on a perceived social group.
a)
Prejudice
b)
Discrimination
c)
Racism
d)
Stereotype
2.
Behavior towards an individual or social group based on that group identity
a)
Prejudice
b)
Discrimination
c)
Racism
d)
Stereotyping
3.
Tendency to explain your behavior with external factors while explaining the behavior of others with internal factors
a)
Actor-Observer Bias
b)
Fundamental Attribution Bias
c)
Self-Serving Bias
d)
Self-Effacing Bias
4.
The tendency to blame others’ behavior on internal factors and underestimating external factors
a)
Actor-Observer Bias
b)
Fundamental Attribution Bias
c)
Self-Serving Bias
d)
Self-Effacing Bias
5.
Jordan just moved from Texas to Washington D.C. In Texas she couldn’t find any work, which she blames on the current Texas economy. Now, Jordan credits her own hard work and natural talent for landing her a great job with the house appropriations committee.
a)
Actor-Observer Bias
b)
Fundamental Attribution Bias
c)
Self-Serving Bias
d)
Self-Effacing Bias
6.
Tad lives in South Korea. He says his promotion was due to the excellent team is works with. When Tad lost a client last year, he blamed his inability to move the case quickly for this professional setback. What is this an example of?
a)
Actor-Observer Bias
b)
Fundamental Attribution Bias
c)
Self-Serving Bias
d)
Self-Effacing Bias
7.
Explaining your successes on internal factors and your failures on external factors.
a)
Actor-Observer Bias
b)
Fundamental Attribution Bias
c)
Self-Serving Bias
d)
Self-Effacing Bias
8.
Explaining successes on external factors and failures on internal factors.
a)
Actor-Observer Bias
b)
Fundamental Attribution Bias
c)
Self-Serving Bias
d)
Self-Effacing Bias
9.
Set of emotional, mental, and behavioral elements about an object, person, thing, or evident.
a)
Attitude
b)
Attribution
c)
Psychology
d)
Social Psychology
10.
Explanations we give for events and behavior.
a)
Attitude
b)
Attribution
c)
Psychology
d)
Social Psychology
11.
Study of human and animal behavior and mental processes.
a)
Psychology
b)
Social Psychology
c)
Sociology
d)
Biology
12.
Behavior of people in social situations and the influences of group on the individual.
a)
Psychology
b)
Social Psychology
c)
Sociology
d)
Biology
13.
Attitudes are formed through ______________ and social factors.
a)
Attributions
b)
Behavior
c)
Experiences
d)
Individual factors
14.
Which of these is NOT a function of attitudes?
a)
Define Yourself
b)
Explain Behavior
c)
Experiences
d)
Individual Factors
15.
What did LaPiere find in his 1930's study?
a)
Found no evidence of prejudice or discrimination
b)
Found more prejudice than discrimination
c)
Found more discrimination than prejudice
d)
Found a significant amount of prejudice and discrimination
16.
What is the main issue that LaPiere's work shows?
a)
Attitudes and behaviors aren't connected
b)
Attitudes never match behavior
c)
Attitudes always match behavior
d)
Attitudes don't always match behavior
17.
What is this an example of:
Simone scored a 31 on her ACT. She says that says her success was from tutoring and practice tests.
Simone scored a 31 on her ACT. She says that says her success was from tutoring and practice tests.
a)
External Attribution
b)
Internal Attribution
c)
Actor-Observer Bias
d)
Fundamental Attribution Error
18.
The waiter at Tom's Bistro was slow and rude to a customer. The customer complains to management, saying that his rude personality was unacceptable. What's this an example of?
a)
External Attribution
b)
Internal Attribution
c)
Actor-Observer Bias
d)
Fundamental Attribution Error
19.
Your teacher gives you a discipline referral and you tell your parents that it's because she doesn't like you and wants to punish you. What's this an example of?
a)
External Attribution
b)
Internal Attribution
c)
Actor-Observer Bias
d)
Fundamental Attribution Error
20.
Every time Greg tries to have a picnic date in the park, it storms all day. He assumes this is because of his terrible luck.
a)
External Attribution
b)
Internal Attribution
c)
Actor-Observer Bias
d)
Fundamental Attribution Error
21.
That driver is an idiot for speeding, but when I speed it's because I'm in a hurry and I'm being very careful. What's this an example of?
a)
External Attribution
b)
Internal Attribution
c)
Actor-Observer Bias
d)
Fundamental Attribution Error
22.
Values like conformity and connection, and believing in the goals of the group are features of a _____________ culture.
a)
Tribal
b)
Communal
c)
Socialist
d)
Collectivist
23.
Values like independence and uniqueness, and believing in one's personal goals are a feature of ____________ culture
a)
Individualist
b)
Diversified
c)
Western
d)
Democratic
24.
Which of these is not included when describing your attitude about prayers in school?
a)
How this issue makes you feel, or what you believe
b)
Your opinion on the effect of the issue, or what you know about it
c)
What actions you would take regarding the issue
d)
Social pressures from leaders or peers about the issue.
25.
If you're asked to describe your attitude about an event, which should you include?
a)
How event makes you feel
b)
What you think about the event
c)
Actions you'd take as a result of the event.
d)
All of these
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