Social Psychology - Integration Quiz Unit 3

How are self-handicapping and ingratiation related? They are both forms of self-affirmation. They are both forms of impression management. They are both forms of social comparison. They are both forms of self-verification

They are both forms of impression management.

Karen is walking home at night. On her route, she sees a man fall over on the sidewalk. Because it is late, Karren assumes the man is dangerous and does not help the him. This is an example of _________. fundamental attribution error self-monitoring downward Comparison self-construal

fundamental attribution error

Carol is slightly uncomfortable around Muslims, but she generally tries to treat them kindly. However, when she attends Sunday school with some like-minded peers, she finds herself expressing attitudes about Muslims that are more negative than they would be if she were alone. This shift in Carol's attitude is an example of ______________. group polarization deindividuation. cognitive Dissonance dehumanization

group polarization

Jacquie and Karen are both interested in the topic of divorce. Jacquie is a social psychologist and Karen is a sociologist. Compared to Karen, which of the following questions is Jacquie most likely to ask? Do different divorce laws influence divorce rates? Are divorce rates higher among people who are more educated? Why does infidelity lead to divorce? Is divorce more prevalent in northern states relative to southern states?

(Not sure yet but not "Are divorce rates higher...")

James grew up in a culture of honor. In this culture, it is the norm for a man to punch someone who insulted him or his family. Even though James prefers not to be violent, he still acts this way because he doesn't want to stand out. What is likely influencing James' behavior. Groupthink Cognitive Dissonance Psychological reactance Conformity

Conformity

Donald owns a bar and does not like people from Texas. If it was up to him, he would deny service to anyone who shows him a Texas driver's license. However, he still serves Texans because, if he didn't he'd fear people would call him prejudiced and stop going to his bar. This is an example of what? Normative influence Hostile aggression. Downward Comparison Self-perception theory

Normative influence

Based on what you know about persuasion. Who would be most likely to persuade you? Jim whose facial features are average and asymmetrical Michael whose facial features are symmetrical and irregular Ryan whose facial features are symmetrical and average Toby whose facial features are irregular and asymmetrical

Ryan whose facial features are symmetrical and average

Situational factors, such as weapons, alcohol, and crowds can lead to more aggressive behavior. What study found that college students behaved more aggressively when they were assigned the role of a prison guard? Flood and Dresher's Prisoner's Dilemma Zimbardo's prison experiment Sternberg's study on love behind bars Festinger's study on cognitive dissonance

Zimbardo's prison experiment

Jonathan thinks that immigrants from Mexico are untrustworthy, lazy, and selfish. This form of prejudice is rooted in his _____________ about the group? behavioral bias schema superiority complex compartmentalization

schema

Bryce is waiting at the bus stop. Just before his bus arrives, he sees a man fall over and groan in pain. Because the next bus won't come for 15 minutes, Bryce gets on the bus instead of helping the man. Sitting on the bus, Bryce begins to feel guilty for not helping the man, but then reminds himself that he tipped the waitress 30% instead of 20% earlier that day at lunch and starts feeling much better about himself. This is an example of him engaging in ________. effort justification cognitive dissonance empathic Avoidance self-affirmation

self-affirmation