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WorksheetsTopic 3 - Social Beliefs & Judgement
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 18mins
The tendency to explain someone's behaviour based on internal factors and underestimate the external factors is called:
Correspondence bias
Fundamental attribution error
Perceptual salience
The two-Step process of attribution
According to Kelley covariation model, when we make attributions, we should _.
be aware of the perceptual salience
consider more than one piece of information before making any attribution
observe the situation before making the attribution
choose one piece of information in order to make an accurate attribution
Which of the following is the universal type of emotion expression humans have?
Anger, Surprise, Shame, Disgust, Fear and Sadness
Surprise, Guilt, Fear, Anger, Happiness, and Sadness
Happiness, Surprise, Anger, Fear, Disgust and Sadness
Fear, Embarrassment, Anger, Surprise, Happiness, and Disgust
The followings are the causes of inaccuracy in decoding facial expression, EXCEPT
Affect blends
People try to appear less emotional than they are
Culture
Emblems
When you credit internal factors for your success and blame external factors for your failure, you are doing _.
Defensive attributions
Self-serving attributions
Correspondence bias
Perceptual salience
In priming, the factor that may increase the likelihood for a schema to be accessible is _.
past experiences
social expectations
recent experiences
base rate information
Your classmate submits an assignment late. Based on _ of causal attribution, you say that he is lazy and irresponsible.
Internal attribution
External attribution
Kelley Covariation Model
Priming
Chloe finishes second in a 100-meter sprint and wins the silver medal, but she is unhappy because she can’t stop thinking about the fact that she was so close to wining the gold medal. Max however, finishes third and wins a bronze medal and she felt great and satisfied because she realized how close she came to finishing fourth and therefore not wining a medal. Chloe’s reactions reflect _.
belief in a just world
self-serving attribution
counterfactual thinking
defensive attribution
When deciding what to have for lunch, Nakamura automatically thought of the nearby Italian restaurant because he read a good reviews about the restaurant. Nakamura's schema is based on _ heuristic.
OPTION:
Availability
Anchoring
Representative
(a)
Josuke is late to the Social Psychology class.
The consensus information is LOW when:
Everyone is late to the Social Psychology class.
Josuke is late to to the other class.
This is the first time Josuke is late to the Social Psychology class.
Josuke is the only one that is late to the Social Psychology class.
Josuke is late to the Social Psychology class.
The Distinctiveness information is Low when:
Everyone is late to the Social Psychology class.
Josuke is late to the Marketing class.
Josuke is always late to the Social Psychology class.
Josuke is the only one that is late to the Social Psychology class.
The Consistency information is High when Josuke is _ late to the Social Psychology class.
OPTION:
sometimes
always
only
first time
(a)
People are most likely to make_ attribution when consensus & distinctiveness are LOW but the consistency is HIGH.
OPTION:
internal
external
defensive
self-serving
(a)
Choose the correct information to explain why you can scan the T1 QR code.
Actor = You;
Behaviour = Can scan;
Stimuli = T1 QR code
Consistency information is Low because I always can scan the T1 QR code.
Distinctiveness information is High if I can only scan the T1 QR code.
Consensus information is High if everyone can scan the T1 QR code.
Distinctiveness information is Low because only I can scan the T1 QR code.
Consistency information is High because I can scan the T1 QR code all the time.
If all the information are high we can make external attribution to explain the behaviour. In this scenario, I can scan the T1 QR code because _.
I'm a competent student
I paid attention to the class
the T1 QR code is shown on the screen
the T1 QR code is activated
