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WorksheetsQUIZ: Social Psych & Psych Research Presentations
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which psychologist reported that infant attachment to a care giver goes beyond the need for nourishment
Bandura
Ekman
Harlow
Zimbardo
Ashch
Stanley Milgram's classic research on obedience showed that approximately what percentage of participants administered the highest voltage of shock?
10%
15%
85%
40%
65%
The presence of the following aspects increase the likelihood that a person will conform to incorrect responses by group members:
the group is larger than three people.
the group is unanimous in their responses.
the group is filled with respected members.
ALL of these 4 answers increase conformity.
there is no model for dissent.
Zimbardo's prison study revealed, most importantly, that:
people will refuse to follow their roles.
the power of the situation can transform normal human behavior.
people will resist authority.
Zimbardo was a terrible prison warden.
The Bobo Doll experiment showed that
children will do as adults say, not as adults do.
adults are less likely to commit violence when children commit violence.
Bandura was a sadist.
the children at the nursery school were all brats.
children will do what they see adults do.
Darley and Latane showed that the bystander effect is most likely to occur
when there is only one person around to help someone.
when someone is in imminent danger.
when there are more people around witnessing an emergency.
when people interpret a situation as a true emergency.
Bouchard's twin studies reveal that
identical twins raised apart share similar personalities and IQs.
fraternal twins raised together share the exact same environment.
identical twins who are adopted by different families share the same political views.
identical twins are genetically dissimilar.
One of the biggest problems with Zimbardo's Prison Experiment was that
he used only women for the study.
he used only men for the study.
he didn't create a double-blind study.
he paid the participants too much.
Asch's conformity experiment showed that conformity dropped by 2/3rds when:
participants shouted their answers.
participants all answered the same wrong answer.
all participants stared at the experimental subject.
participants were told to write down their answers.
Harlow's studies on rhesus monkeys ultimately suggests that
adopted parents can provide just as secure of an attachment with their child as their biological parents.
single parents who are loving and caring cannot properly attach to their infants.
children must be attached to their biological mother to be healthy.
wire monkey mothers are highly preferred by infant rhesus monkeys.
Modern replications of Milgram's experiment reveal that
people today are much less likely to obey authority than in the original experiment.
people are willing to go to the final shock on the board about 90% of the time.
people will always disobey authority figures.
people get joy out of giving shocks to the "learner".
people are about as likely to go to the final shock on the board as in the original experiment.
Supplementing Darley and Latane's findings on the bystander effect, it has been found that
if one person stops to help in an emergency, no one else will stop.
if one person stops to help in an emergency, it is more likely that others will help.
diffusion of responsibility does not exist.
if no one stops to help in an emergency, help will always still arrive.
Members of collectivist cultures are more likely to:
work independently.
hold themselves apart from the crowd.
resist conformity in a crowd.
conform to the crowd's behaviors.
Which answer reflects the steps that must happen for a person to help someone (become an upstander...):
1.) Notice the situation 2.) Recognize the person 3.) Decide to help because you know them
1.) Notice the situation 2.) Realize that you will get thousands of hits if you post it 3.) Video the problem
1.) Notice the situation 2.) Realize the person is faking an injury 3.) Laugh at their bad acting
1.) Have your earbuds in 2.) Be listening to music at a loud volume 3.) Have your face in your phone
1.) Notice the situation 2.) Register the situation as an emergency 3.) Take the responsibility to help
The studies of Asch, Milgram, Zimbardo, and Darley are all foundational studies that important to:
Behavioral Psychology
Evolutionary Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Neuropsychology
Social Psychology
Bandura's study of aggression is evidence of:
classical conditioning.
operant conditioning.
bad ethical practices.
social-observational learning.
vicarious conditioning.
Milgram's experiments on obedience to authority are solid examples of
door-in-the-face phenomenon.
bystander effect.
social observational learning
foot-in-the-door phenomenon.
Howard Gardner evidenced through his research that there is/are arguably
only one type of intelligence.
only two types of intelligences.
only three and then became four types of intelligences.
were seven, then eight, and then nine types of intelligences.
Rats exposed to enriched environments
had less developed synapses than rats in impoverished environments.
had more developed synapses than rats in impoverished environments.
had much lighter-weight cerebral cortices than the control rats.
had much less interaction than the rats in impoverished environments.
The mere exposure effect shows that
the longer you are around someone, the more you hate them.
the longer you are around someone, the more you are annoyed by them.
the longer you are around someone, the more you grow to like them.
the shorter you are around someone, the more you like them.
Asking someone who was mugged why they were walking home alone is an example of the
other race effect.
see-aggression do-aggression phenomenon.
blame-the-victim phenomenon.
the stereotype effect.
Wesley Autrey's willingness to intervene to save the man on the NYC subway is an example of
altruism.
pessimism.
antisocial behavior.
bystander effect.
The definition of aggression according to psychology is
classmates clapping before a presentation.
any verbal or physical action intended to hurt or destroy.
any kind gesture or compliment intended to bring happiness.
any person willing to go in to a boxing ring for a cash prize.
Because of group polarization, if Mary joins a pro-life group on her college campus, over time her opinions about abortion will
become more accepting.
become more open to supporting choice.
become more negative and extreme.
lead her to vote for a pro-choice candidate.
Ms. T-W committed the fundamental attribution error, assuming a student's chronic lateness was because of her
situation.
disposition.
car breaking down.
sleep disorder.
