1. Which statement is accurate in describingconformity? Obedience to social norms increases when an authorityfigure is missing....
Question:
1. Which statement is accurate in describingconformity?
Obedience to social norms increases when an authorityfigure is missing.
Obedience to social norms remains stable when an authorityfigure is present.
Obedience to social norms remains stable when an authorityfigure is missing.
Obedience to social norms increases when an authorityfigure is present.
2. Which of the following is true about the Stanford Prisonstudy?
there were no clear measurements of the dependent variable
all of the college men participating in the study came into thestudy with some psychological condition
there was a control group in the study
there were no clear measurements of the independent variable
3. An African American person is denied a job because the ownerof a business fears white customers will not buy from an AfricanAmerican salesperson. This hiring decision is an example of_______.
stereotyping
a heuristic
discrimination
prejudice
4. You and a friend are watching a ballgame. The batter swingsmisses. You believe this is because the sun is setting and probablycast a glare in his eyes. Your friend believes this is because thebatter lacks talent. You made a(n) _____ attribution and yourfriend made a(n) _____ attribution.
external; internal
personal; circumstantial
circumstantial; personal
internal; external
5. _____ is a learned, unjustified, negative attitude towardmembers of a group.
Stereotyping
Cognitive biasing
Prejudice
Discrimination
6. How we think about others and ourselves is called social________.
intelligence
attribution
influence
cognition
7. The desire to maintain self-esteem and a good public imageare two motivations for the use of _____.
the saliency bias
an internal locus of control
the fundamental attribution error
the self-serving bias
8. How many people in the control group of Asch’s study chosethe correct line?
close to 100%
roughly 50%
almost none of them chose correctly
about 25%
Microeconomics An Intuitive Approach with Calculus
ISBN: 978-0538453257
1st edition
Authors: Thomas Nechyba