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WorksheetsSocial Psych Test 3
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Conforming to other people’s behavior publicly without necessarily believing in what the other people are doing or saying is:
Social pressure
Conformity
Public compliance
Private acceptance
When we are in class and listening to the lecture, we learn independently. However, when we come together to work on our projects, we are a ___
Team
Organization
Group
Classmate
Maliah just started a new job in construction. She does not know anyone, and it is time for lunch. She decides to sit with the other female construction workers. This is an example of?
Out Group
In Group
Simpatía
Altruistic personality
What do most psychologist believe to be the worst way to eliminate aggressive or unwanted behavior?
Soft punishment
Harsh punishment
Mild punishment
All of the Above
In Milgram’s 1963 study, ____ percent of subjects shocked all the way to 450 volts.
65
55
75
85
The ideas that donating blood is good and littering is bad are examples of?
Descriptive Norms
Propaganda
Inscriptive norms
Stereotypes
When considering volunteering, individuals are more likely to continue to volunteer when they feel like they have been _______ to volunteer rather than ________ to.
Forced; Encouraged
Required; Choosing
Encouraged; Forced
None of the Above
Techniques like counting to ten, engaging in peaceful activities, expressing your feelings in a non confrontational manner and writing in a journal daily are all ways to?
Deal with anger
Become more self aware
Strengthen relationships
All of the Above
_________ is a conflict caused when the most beneficial action for an individual will, if chosen by everyone, be harmful for everyone.
Prisoners Dilemma
Social dilemma
Both A and B
Resource Dilemma
The three causes of the bystander effect defined by Darley and Latane are?
Diffusion of Responsibility, Ambiguity and Ability
Ambiguity, Ability and Mode of Helping
Helping behavior, Age and Ambiguity
Ability, Diffusion of Responsibility and Helping behavior
__________ is when people conform to the behavior of others because they genuinely believe that these other people are right.
Private acceptance
Social Facilitation
In Group
Age and Gender
________as social facilitation, which is the tendency for people to do better on simple tasks and worse on complex tasks when they are in the presence of others and their individual performance can be evaluated.
Social Conformity
Social Arousal
Social Facilitation
Social Loafing
George is a werewolf. Whenever he meets other werewolves, he already knows some things about them: what they do on full moon nights, what their sense of smell is like, even some of the foods that they crave. He knows this because he belongs to the same group as them; this example displays:
Out Group
Common self-theory
In Group
Self-Concept Theory
Sexual scripts are schemas for how sexual encounters play out between potential partners. Which one is NOT how Sexual scripts vary?
One’s Culture
Sexual Orientation
Ethnicity
Age & Gender
In Asch Conformity Study how many confederates were displayed in the experiment?
4
5
6
7
When someone changes their behavior due to the real or imagined influence of others this is called _____.
Conformity
Private Acceptance
Public Compliance
Informational Social Influence
Jennifer and her friends are all Christian. They all met through church and have stayed friends because of their beliefs. Being that Christianity brought them together and has kept them together you could say Jennifer’s group has ________.
Social Roles
Social Norms
Group Cohesiveness
Group Diversity
Mary decides she is going to help one of her friends move into her new apartment. Since Mary helped her friend, Mary’s friend is more likely to help Mary in the future. This idea is called _____.
Group Selection
Norm of Reciprocity
Empathy
Altruistic Personality
________ aggression is from feelings of anger with a goal to injure or hurt. _______ aggression is done with means to achieve a goal rather than cause pain.
Challenge, Dual-Hormone
Instrumental, Hostile
Dual-Hormone. Challenge
Hostile, Instrumental
Experimenter John wants to test a theory where conforming to social influence depends on the group’s importance, immediacy and the number of people in the group. This theory is called ____.
Social Impact Theory
Casual Theory
Realistic Conflict Theory
Self-Awareness Theory
Lisa is the type of boss who likes to get the job done more than working with people’s feelings and building relationships with her employees. Lisa would be considered a ______ leader.
Terrible
Relationship-Oriented
Task-Oriented
Transactional
The phenomenon where each bystander’s sense of responsibility to help decreases with the increasing amount of witnesses is called ______.
Pluralistic Ignorance
Urban Overload Hypothesis
Prosocial Behavior
Diffusion of Responsibility
True or alse: Viewing violence, like in movies or tv shows can actually decrease one’s urge to act violently in the real world.
True
False
The idea that having less people around when one is in danger to increase the likeliness that that person will get the help they need is ______.
Pluralistic Ignorance
Casual Theory
Hostile Aggression
Bystander Effect
