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WorksheetsY1 Thursday Quiz 2 (RM, Social infl., memory)
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
Normative social influence prompts individuals to conform because...
they want to be the same as their parents
they want to rebel and not be seen as normal
they want conform to group norms to fit in/gain acceptance
they believe the group has orrect information, e.g. in ambiguous tasks
the deepest level of conformity. Here a person changes both their public behaviour (the way they act) and their private beliefs. This is usually a long-term change and often the result of informational social influence.
compliance
identification
Internal processing
An "__(A)__" refers to a psychological state where an individual acts as an agent for an authority figure, relinquishing personal responsibility for their actions, while an "__(B)___" is the process of moving from an autonomous state (where one makes their own decisions) to an agentic state, essentially giving up control to an authority figure
A: autonomous state, B: authority figure
A: agentic shift; B: agentic state
A:compliant; B: mindset
A: agentic state; B: agentic shift
individual characteristics that influence behavior and actions in a person. Things like individual personality traits, temperament, and genetics are all...
upbringing factors
Environmental factors
dispositional factors
situational factors
Students who listen to background music while studying will score higher on a memory test compared to those who study in silence. Directional or non-directional?
You can't tell from this statement.
This is actually an aim.
20 students are recruited from a local college using _________ (the first 20 students available and willing to participate are selected around the college).
opportunity sampling
a sampling technique that uses a predetermined system to select the participants from a target group. For example, every fourth person in a list could be used in the sample.
opportunity sampling
Ensures each participant has an equal chance of being in either condition A or B, reducing bias.
Chance meeting
random allocation
A researcher investigated whether people with OCD are more aware of their own heart-rate than people who do not have OCD. 10 people with OCD and 10 people without OCD were selected to take part. What type of experiment is this?
lab
field
quasi
natural
What is this an example of? The researched first divided the 20 students into two groups of 10, with Group 1 completing Condition A (daily 2 km run) followed by Condition B (normal activities), and Group 2 completing Condition B (normal activities) followed by Condition A (daily 2 km run).
Reordering process (redo-it technique)
Randomisation (randomiser technique)
Counterbalancing (ABBA technique)
Remixing (ACCA technique)
What type of LTM is this? The capital of France.
semantic
procedural
episodic
echoic
What type of LTM is this? How to ride a bike.
semantic
procedural
episodic
echoic
Which are key points from which case study?
viral infection in brain
cracked skull as kid, op to remove hippocampus as adult to reduce seizures
Greets his wife joyously each time he sees her
He can still play piano
He knows facts such as women change their titles when getting married
He watches the same movies over and over agin
He could get better at drawing a concentric star only seeing his paper through a mirror
He could answer questions about basic facts, vocabulary, and concepts acquired before surgery
What is Miller’s magic number?
7 +/-5
5 +/- 9
7 +/-3
7 +/-2
