In which theory do we label the arousal (e.g., 'I'm afraid') followed by the emotion? Cannon-Bard Theory Lazarus Theory James-Lange Theory Schachter-Singer Two-Factor Theory

Schachter-Singer Two-Factor Theory

What does the social exchange theory propose about social behavior? It is a transactional process aiming to maximize benefits and minimize losses. It is a random and unpredictable process. It is driven by innate biological instincts. It is solely influenced by cultural norms.

It is a transactional process aiming to maximize benefits and minimize losses.

What is ingroup bias in social psychology? The tendency to ignore group identities. The tendency to treat all groups equally. The tendency to favor one's own group with whom we share a common identity. The tendency to favor outgroups over ingroups.

The tendency to favor one's own group with whom we share a common identity.

How is prejudice defined in social psychology? An objective evaluation of different cultures. A positive attitude towards all social groups. A neutral stance on social issues. An unjustifiable, usually negative attitude toward a group and its members.

An unjustifiable, usually negative attitude toward a group and its members.

In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, what are the lowest and highest levels? Physiological needs, self-actualization Esteem, physiological needs Love & belonging, self-transcendence Safety needs, esteem

Physiological needs, self-actualization

What does reciprocal determinism refer to in social psychology? The dominance of genetic factors over environmental ones. The interacting influences of behavior, internal cognition, and environment. The isolation of cognitive processes from social influences. The one-way influence of environment on behavior.

The interacting influences of behavior, internal cognition, and environment.

What is an example of the fundamental attribution error? Recognizing the role of external factors in behavior. Assuming a person's success is due to luck. Attributing a coworker's lateness to unreliability rather than traffic. Believing that all behaviors are situationally driven.

Attributing a coworker's lateness to unreliability rather than traffic.

What is social facilitation in the context of performance? Performing equally well regardless of the audience. Performing worse on complex tasks when alone. Performing worse on simple tasks in the presence of others. Performing better on simple tasks in the presence of others.

Performing better on simple tasks in the presence of others.

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