Williams and nida found that when ostracized during an on lie frisbee-like game, players were ______ to conform to others’ wrong judgements on a subsequent perceptual task. a. less likely |
b. more likely |
Anticipatory liking- expecting that someone will be pleasant and compatible- increases the chance of a. becoming involved in an inequitable relationship |
d. forming a rewarding relationship |
When we have no strong feelings about a product or person _____ increases sales and votes a. visiblity |
d. repetition |
Which of the following best expresses the meaning of the physical attractiveness stereotype? a. what is beautiful is good. |
a. what is beautiful is good |
Jen is more in love with stan today than the day she married him. according to research on the relationship between love and perceived attractiveness, a. jen probably finds stan to be more attractive today than the day she married him |
a. jen probably finds stan to be more attractive today than the day she married him |
The tendency for opposites to mate or marry a. has only been documented among teenage couples |
d. has never been reliably demonstrated |
We like people with whom we associate good feelings. this fact is consistent with the ____ theory of attraction. a. cognitive dissonance |
b. reward |
According to the two-factor theory of emotion, being aroused by _____ should intensify passionate feelings. a. pornography on video or in magazines |
c. any source |
Melanie believes that her boyfriend enjoys far more benefits from their relationship than she does, even thigh she invests more time, effort, and resources. clearly melanie believes that her relationship with her boyfriend lacks A. equity. |
a. equity |
10) Each year Canada and the United States record _____ divorce/s for every _____ marriage/s. |
a. 1;2 |
1) The motive to increase another’s welfare without conscious regard for one’s self-interests defines |
d. altruism |
2) Few findings have been more consistent than those that show that _______ people are helpful people. |
a. happy |
3) After Mr. Walters’ neighbor helped him paint his house, Mr. Walters felt obligated to offer to help the neighbor remodel his kitchen. Mr. Walters’ sense of obligation most likely resulted from the |
c. reciprocity norm |
4) Research on gender and helping norms revealed that _______ offered more help when the persons in need were females, and _______ offered help equally to males and females. |
a. men; women |
5) People who live in _______ are least likely to relay a phone message, mail "lost" letters, cooperate with survey interviewers, do small favors, or help a lost child. |
a. big cities |
6) In observing people’s responses to staged emergencies, Darley and Latané (1970) found that _______ greatly decreased intervention. |
c. the presence of other bystanders |
7) According to the bystander effect, A. we are more likely to help others when others are present. |
b. we are less likely to help others when others are present |
8) According to the text, people in a hurry may be less willing to help because they |
b. never fully grasp the situation as one requiring their assistance |
9) _____ were most closely associated with other forms of civic involvement, like voting, jury service, community projects, and giving to charity. |
d. members in religious groups |
10) Which of the following is an effective way to increase helping behavior? |
b. model prosocial behavior |
1) Conflict is defined as |
a. perceived incompatibility of actions or goals |
2) In small groups, as opposed to large ones, individuals are |
c. less likely to take more than their equal share |
3) In both the Prisoner’s Dilemma and the Commons Dilemma, people are tempted to explain their own behavior _______ and others’ behavior _______. |
c. situationally; dispostionally |
4) According to research, it seems that just knowing about the dire consequences of noncooperation in a social dilemma |
d. has little real effect on people’s behavior |
5) Rodney and Ralph are twin brothers who each contributed $75 to purchase a new bicycle. Rodney rides it 75 percent of the time. This would be an example of |
a. an inequitable relationship |
6) The Republic of Fredonia believes its long-time enemy, the Kingdom of Franistan, is aggressive, greedy, and impulsive. On the other hand, Franistan believes Fredonia is hostile, selfish, and unpredictable. This is an example of |
c. mirror-image perceptions |
7) When both sides of a conflict believe "we are peace-loving – they are hostile," each may treat the other in ways that _____ its expectations. A. deny |
b. confirm |
8) The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2003 decision that racial diversity may be a criterion in admissions to colleges and universities was |
c. based on research findings that revealed that racial diversity in the classroom has positive consequences |
9) By emphasizing the contribution Jackie Robinson might make to the Brooklyn Dodgers’ winning the 1947 pennant, Branch Rickey used _______ to reduce racial prejudice and conflict among team members. |
a. a superordinate goal |
10) According to conflict researchers, you are more likely to divulge your needs and concerns if your relationship with your partner includes |
b. trust |
1) Chapman and Chapman had college students and professional clinicians study the relationship between patients’ test performances and diagnoses. They found that |
a. if students or clinicians expected a particular association, they perceived it, regardless of whether the data was supportive |
2) Research indicates that when interviewers are instructed to test for a trait, they tend to ask questions that show evidence of |
a. self-confirming diagnosis |
3) Yvonne, a college senior, is mildly depressed. Asked to describe herself, she notes both her positive and negative qualities. She recalls both past successes and failures and takes personal responsibility for both. Yvonne clearly illustrates the _______ effect. |
b. sadder-but-wiser |
4) Which of the following best illustrates an internal attribution for a failure or setback? |
c. "it’s my fault" |
5) According to Seligman (2002), near-epidemic levels of depression in America today, ironically, can be blamed in part on the promotion of attitudes that say, |
b. "you can make it your own" |
6) Chronically lonely people seem to have the same _______ as chronically depressed people. A. unrealistic vision of the future |
d. negative explanatory style |
7) Which of the following is an interdisciplinary field that integrates and applies behavioral and medical knowledge about health and disease? |
b. behavioral medicine |
8) Maggie wants advice on how to cope with the stress of a new job. She would be best advised to approach her new job with a sense of |
d. optimism |
9) Having shy or anxious people observe, then rehearse, then try out more assertive behaviors in real situations is called |
c. social skills training |
10) Women who had been sexually abused reported more health problems, especially if they had |
b. kept their abuse secret |
1) At the University of Washington, Loftus (1979) found that eyewitnesses in a hypothetical robbery-murder case were influential |
b. even when their testimony was discredited |
2) In what we now know to be a mistake, the U.S. Supreme Court declared in 1972 that among the factors to be considered in determining an eyewitness’s accuracy is "the level of _______ demonstrated by the witness." |
c. certainty |
3) Research on the memories of young children indicates that they |
c. are especially susceptible to misinformation |
4) In a police lineup, the lineup interviewer’s feedback |
c. has a large effet on the witness’s confidence |
5) Which of the following has been suggested as a strategy for reducing misidentifications in police lineups? |
d. all of the above |
6) In an experiment conducted with the help of BBC Television, Wiseman (1998) reported that viewers saw the defendant played by either an attractive or an unattractive actor. How did the viewers react? |
b. more viewers "convicted" the unattractive defendant |
7) Jurors have difficulty "erasing" the impact of inadmissible evidence |
c. especially when the inadmissible evidence has an emotional impact |
8) Survey researchers sometimes assist defense attorneys by using "scientific jury selection" to eliminate individuals likely to be unsympathetic. Results indicated that in the first nine important trials in which the defense relied on such methods, it |
c. won seven |
9) Research suggests that minorities are most likely to sway the majority when the minority |
b. favors acquittal |
10) Which of the following is recommended for increasing eyewitness accuracy and lineups? |
b. have eyewitnesses judge each suspect individually, indicating yes or no to each one |
1) According to the text, a global environmental disaster is being caused by |
d. both increasing population and consumption |
2) Myers (2000) noted that changing the consumption levels among rich nations requires |
d. a shift in public consciousness similar to the civil rights and women’s movements |
3) In affluent countries the correlation between increased individual income and personal happiness is |
d. negative |
4) Donna has been short of money and worried about her job security. Yesterday she was surprised to find she was being promoted and given a 10 percent raise. The adaptation-level phenomenon suggests that she will |
a. soon be worried again about her finances |
5) Social comparison is |
a. evaluating one’s abilities and opinions by comparing oneself with others |
6) Findings from the National Opinion Research Center surveys of 50,000 Americans |
d. very happy; very happy |
7) Today’s college students, when asked to identify their reasons for going to college, stress |
a. becoming well off financially |
8) The adaptation-level phenomenon refers to our tendency to adapt relative to a neutral level defined by |
a. our own previous experiences |
9) In what month are violence rates likely to be highest? |
c. august |
10) _____ promote(s) personal and social well-being. |
c. intrinsic values |
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