admin A. social facilitation B. the bystander effect C. the foot- in- the- door phenomenon D. the mere exposure effect
A. the more exposure effect B. social exchange theory C. social facilitation D. the two- factor theory of emotion
A. in the real world, most people will refuse to follow orders to inflict harm on a stranger B. many people will obey an authority figure even if innocent people get hurt C. most people are willing to give obviously wrong answers when ordered to do so D. most people sick to their own judgment, … Read more
A. social norms that stress the importance of positive interactions among group members B. duplication of effort among group members C. diffusion of responsibility in groups D. a bias toward making internal attributions about the behavior of others
A. are initially unanimous about an issue B. stress the importance of caution in group decision making C. emphasized concurrence thinking in arriving at a decision D. shift toward a less extreme position after group discussion
A. refers to a negative attitude toward members of a group B. refers to unfair behavior toward the members of a group C. is the same thing as prejudice D. is all of the above
A. Self-serving bias B. Balance principle C. Cognitive dissonance model D. Fundamental attribution error
A. Fundamental attribution error B. Attribution of negative causality C. Self- serving bias D. Cognitive dissonance model
A. Jig- saw classrooms B. Self- fulfilling prophesy C. Self- serving bias D. Fundamental attribution error
A. Affective B. Cognitive C. Behavior D. Emotional