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WorksheetsChapter 14 Social Psych Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 6mins
Stereotypes are the negative __________________.
beliefs
attitudes
behaviors
dispositions
Discrimination refers to negative _________________.
beliefs
behaviors
attitudes
dispositions
Stanley Milgram focused his experiments on the theme of...
conformity to the group.
the nature of prosocial behavior.
the influence of ascribed roles on behaviour.
obedience to authority
Asch's experiments focused on the question of...
how people act out ascribed roles.
what influences people to carry out antisocial behaviours.
obedience to an authority figure.
conformity in a group setting.
Zimbardo's most famous experiment studied
the power of roles and situations.
conformity.
obedience to authority.
if people would help when in a group.
Going from a SMALL favor to a LARGE favor with another person is called?
door-in-the-face
foot-in-the-door
reciprocity norm
central route persuasion
Group polarization is the tendency for
a group to become divided on an issue.
a group's opinion to strengthen after talking with like-minded people.
a group to become extreme in their viewpoints when challenged.
agreeing with a group to keep everyone happy
The tendency to OVERESTIMATE the DISPOSITION & underestimate the situation when analyzing the behavior of others is known as ___.
Disposition
Fundamental Attribution Error
General Adaptation Syndrome
Emotional Blends
The more we see or experience of something, the more we will like it.
The Social Thinking Theory
Attraction
The Mere Exposure Effect
Foot in the Door
Knowing your LARGE request will be turned down, someone will then ask for a SMALLER request.
foot-in-the-door phenomenon
door-in-the-face phenomenon
foot-in-the-mouth phenomenon
reciprocity norm
I am going to do something for you, so later you will feel obligated to do something for me. This is an example of
conformity
peripheral route persuasion
door-in-the-face
reciprocity norm
_____________ uses facts, statistics, and logic to persuade.
A confederate
Peripheral route persuasion
Central route persuasion
Normative social influence
People get what they deserve is synonymous with
just-world phenomenon
scapegoat theory
other-race effect
social script
In a situation where people are unsure how to act or behave, they are likely to use _______________.
subordinate goals
group polarization
social scripts
social facilitation
Teenage love that is very emotional and often fades over time is an example of
equity
reward theory of attraction
companionate love
passionate love
I conform with the group because I believe they KNOW MORE than I do. This is an example of
normative social influence
informational social influence
groupthink
social loafing
You agree with the group to keep everyone happy.
social facilitation
group polarization
social loafing
groupthink
A prediction that causes itself to come true due to the simple fact that the prediction was made.
social norm
self-serving bias
self-fulfilling prophecy
altruism
The discomfort you experience when your actions don't match beliefs is called _______________.
a social trap
self-serving bias
fundamental attribution error
cognitive dissonance
Loss of self-awareness in a group is called _____________.
groupthink
group polarization
deindividuation
social scripts
Someone willing to put others before himself is ____________.
crazy
altruistic
conforming
a bystander
We will help if the benefits outweigh the costs.
social exchange theory
reciprocal norm
bystander effect
social-responsibility norm
"Them"--those perceived as different from a set of people.
ingroup
groupthink
outgroup
group polarization
