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WorksheetsQUIZ #8 Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 13mins
Social psychology refers to...
how people affect one another
the aspects of personality and social interaction
the influence of interpersonal and group relations on human behavior
all of the above
True or False: Attribution is basically how we explain other people's behaviors
True
False
In the fundamental attribution error, you tend to ______________ internal factors and _____________ the power of situations on behavior.
Select the choice that correctly fills in the blank.
underestimate; overemphasize
overemphasize; underestimate
overemphasize; overemphasize
underestimate; underestimate
Will is late for a business meeting. Ben, his boss attributes his tardiness to laziness and irresponsibility. But in reality, Will was out of his house an hour and half early and is late because of traffic.
What is this an example of?
social roles
fundamental attribution theory
social loafing
bystander effect
In the Just World Hypothesis, people believe that ...
Good things happen to "bad" people and bad things happen to "good" people
Good things happen to “good” people and bad things happen to “bad” people
both of these
none of these
If someone is struggling with a rare disease, then they must have done something evil for which they are now being punished.
What would this be an example of?
Social loafing
Bystander effect
Fundamental Attribution Error
Just World Hypothesis
Conformity refers to...
Tendency to shift one’s opinions or actions towards opinions and actions of other people due to social pressure
Changing your behavior to go along with a group, even if you do not agree with the group
none of these
both of these
True or False: The Asch effect showed that our individual judgements are NOT influenced by the group majority
True
False
Participants were told to deliver shocks to “learners” if they answered incorrectly. Participants obediently gave them lethal shocks, being
more obedient than most people would have predicted. Which study is being described?
Social roles by Zimbardo
Obedience to authority by Milgram
Classical conditioning by Pavlov
none of these
True or False: 1/3 of the participants administered lethal shocks in Milgram's study.
True
False
Zimbardo's prison experiment showed that...
social loafing increases with group size
obedience to authority decreases as obedience increases
social roles play a part of our behavior
the fundamental error of attribution is always right
__________ define(s) the pattern of behavior that is expected of a person in a given setting/group
social roles
social loafing
attribution
conformity
In his experiment, Zimbardo recruited...
real guards and real prisoners
normal college students
actors who displayed personality disorders
all of these
The bystander effect suggests that...
Individuals are more likely to offer help to a victim in presence of other people only if they are truly in need
Individuals are equally likely to offer help to a victim in presence of other people.
Individuals are more likely to offer help to a victim in presence of other people.
Individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim in presence of other people.
The bystander effect relates to the...
fundamental attribution error
diffusion of responsibilities
guilty effect
ignorance effect
A person exerts less effort to achieve a goal when they work in a group than when working alone. This refers to what term?
Social loafing
Social roles
Laziness
Bystander effect
The likelihood of social loafing increases as the size of the group ___________.
stays constant
increases
decreases
group size does not matter
