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Day 1 Review

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the name of the psychologist we learned about yesterday?

a)

Asch

b)

Zimbardo

c)

Wilson

d)

Milgram

2.

The "line test" was created to study _____________.

a)

authority

b)

conformity

c)

obedience

d)

visual acuity

3.

During the "line test" experiment, how often did people agree with the group even though they knew the answer was incorrect?

a)

1/3 of the time

b)

2/3 % of the time

c)

half of the time

d)

3/4 of the time

4.

Informational social influence means we’re influenced because…

a)

we believe the group has more information than we do.

b)

we want to be accepted by the group.

c)

we want to be just like the group.

d)

because we are sheep.

5.

Normative social influence means we’re influenced because…

a)

we believe the group has more information than we do.

b)

we want to be accepted by the group.

c)

we believe the group is correct.

d)

because we are sheep.

6.

A person who is acting in an experiment and is NOT being studied is called a (a)   .

7.

Which is NOT an example of a social norm?

a)

being quiet in a library

b)

saying "Excuse me" if you accidentally burp

c)

washing your hands after using the restroom

d)

walking away when someone is talking to you

8.

The name of your AP Psychology teacher is

a)

Mr. Sira

b)

Mr. Gorsage

c)

Mr. Syrup

d)

Mr. Judeh

9.

In the "line experiment," subjects were LESS LIKELY to conform when

a)

their answers were made anonymous.

b)

their answers were shared with the group.

c)

there were more than 10 confederates.

d)

they heard everyone else's answer first.

10.

In the "line experiment," subjects were LESS LIKELY to conform when

a)

they heard someone else not conform with the group.

b)

their answers were shared with the group.

c)

there were more than 10 confederates.

d)

they heard everyone else's answer first.

11.

In an experiment, the people being studied are known as the

a)

subjects

b)

confederates

c)

federales

d)

researchers