A. social loafing B. social interference C. diffusion of responsibility D. the bystander effect
A. foot- in- the-door phenomenon B. bystander effect C. mere exposure effect D. frustration- aggression principle
A. the chain and wheel communications B. the y and circle communications C. the y and free communications D. the circle and free communications
A. It helps in keeping cultural purity intact B. It helps in legitimizing the need for state and police C. It helps in bringing about change in society D. It helps individuals takeout their frustrations
A. deindividuation B. the bystander effect C. the mere exposure effect D. hindsight bias
A. crossed a swaying footbridge B. intervened is an emergency C. listened to romantic music D. failed a midterm test
A. self- disclosure B. deindividuation C. passionate love D. the mere exposure effect
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