PSY

Under which of the following categories do the Milgram's studies best fit?

Obedience

Which of the following best describes social support?

Relationships with people groups and the larger community that can provide emotional comfort

Which of the following best describes the scarcity tactic in marketing of pseudoscience?

Something that's rare must be especially valuable

Which researchers extensively studied in-group and out-group dynamics?

Tajfel and Turner

Which of the following contributes the most to deindividuation?

groupthink

Which of the following best describes decisional control?

Ability to choose among alternative courses of action

Which of the following best describes behavioral control?

Ability to step up and do something to reduce the impact of a stressful situation to prevent its recurrence

Which of the following best describes emotional control?

Ability to suppress and express emotions

Types of stressors that can impair immune functions include:

All of the above

Which of the following describes a type of attribution?

Both A and C

What was the predominant idea in Carl Jung's research?

Collective unconscious

Under which of the following categories do the Asch studies best fit?

Conformity

Which of the following best describes the id, as per Freud's theory?

Devil on your shoulder

Which of the following is not a scientifically supported piece of advice for controlling weight?

Diet pills

In which of the situations are people most likely to help others?

Events that pose immediate danger

Which of the following best describes alarm reaction as per Selye's theory?

Excitation of the automatic nervous system, the discharge of adrenaline, and physical symptoms of anxiety

Which of the following best describes the repression defense mechanism?

Forgetting emotionally threatening memories

Which of the three broad sets of influences on personality seem to influence it the most, according to twin and adoption studies?

Genetic factors

Which of the following best describes the stress as stimuli approach?

Identifying different types of stressful events ranging from job loss to combat

Which of the following is not a symptom of groupthink?

Illusion of group's vulnerability

Which of the following best describes the stress as transaction approach?

Interaction between potentially stressful life events and how people interpret and cope with them

Which of the following best describes mass hysteria?

Irrational behavior that is spread by social contagion

Which of the following is not a prominent Neo Freudian?

John Watson

Which of the following is the second step in an emergency?

We need to feel a burden of responsibility for the consequences of not intervening

Which of the following best describes resistance reaction as per Selye's theory?

When people adapt to the stressor and find ways to cope with it

Which of the following best describes social facilitation?

When the presence of others enhances our performance

Which of the following best describes informational control?

Ability to acquire information about a stressful event

Which of the following best describes cognitive control?

Ability to think differently about negative emotions that arise in response to stress-provoking events

Steps to take to move toward a healthier lifestyle include:

All of the above

Which of the following is a core assumption of Freudian theory?

All of the above

Which of the following is a dimension of the Big Five?

All of the above

Which of the following best describes the superego, as per Freud's theory?

Angel on your shoulder

Which of the following best describes the stress as response approach?

Assessing people's psychological and physical reactions to stressful circumstances

Evidence suggests that cults promote groupthink in 4 major ways. Which of the following is not one of those four?

Encouraging questioning of the group's assumptions

Which of the following is not one of the major criticisms of Freud's work?

Falsifiability

Which of the following is a structured personality test?

MMPI

What are the 3 major components of our personalities according to Rogers?

Organism, self, conditions of worth

Which of the following best describes the reaction-formation defense mechanism?

Transforming an anxiety-provoking emotion into its opposite

Which of the following best describes the ego, as per Freud's theory?

You

Which of the following is a warning sign of a potentially unsafe group/leader as per the lecture?

all of the above