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This activity contains 35 questions.

Question 1.
Social cognition entails all of the following terms EXCEPT ___.

 
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Question 2.
Impression formation is to impression management as

 
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Question 3.
Diane thinks that David is attractive and then assumes that he is a pleasant person. This is MOST consistent with the ___.

 
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Question 4.
In the "ABC" acronym that summarizes the evaluative aspect of attitudes, the "A" refers to ___.

 
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Question 5.
An attitude is NOT likely to affect behavior if it is ___.

 
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Question 6.
An implicit attitude is one that is ___.

 
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Question 7.
If Susan loves her husband but greatly dislikes her husband's friend, then she'll probably experience ___.

 
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Question 8.
Robert is an upstanding citizen other than the fact that he cheats on his taxes. He may do so because of

 
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Question 9.
Central route is to peripheral route as

 
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Question 10.
When you change your TV channel in attempt to not listen to an argument that you don't arrange with, you are experiencing ___.

 
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Question 11.
The ___ tends to be activated when individuals encode aversive stimuli.

 
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Question 12.
Stereotypes can be

 
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Question 13.
Social identity theory operates on the premise that ingroups help to bolster ___.

 
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Question 14.
Prejudice is to discrimination as

 
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Question 15.
Social learning theory would suggest that prejudice arises from ___.

 
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Question 16.
If you fail an exam and blame the professor's poor lecture style for it, then you have made a(n) ___ attribution.

 
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Question 17.
Kelley's theory of causal attribution includes the dimension of ___.

 
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Question 18.
Alex attributes his low grade to the unfairness of his professor's exam, whereas he views his classmate's high grade is due to luck. This example BEST and most specifically illustrates ___.

 
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Question 19.
Most individuals tend to report that the "last bad thing that happened" to them was

 
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Question 20.
In Sternberg's triangular model of love, intimacy plus commitment equals ___.

 
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Question 21.
Romantically popular men are NOT seen by their peers as being ___.

 
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Question 22.
The American South stresses the importance of ___.

 
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Question 23.
The Jim Crow laws specifically illustrate ___.

 
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Question 24.
In the initial Asch study, ___ percent of his subjects incorrectly went along with the confederates at least once.

 
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Question 25.
Increased contact between different groups tends to only worsen prejudice.

   
 
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Question 26.
If a teacher divides his or her class into smaller groups of varying backgrounds in order to do some sort of research project, then he or she is likely making use of the "jigsaw classroom" technique.

   
 
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Question 27.
George believes that AIDS is a deserved punishment for homosexual behavior. This view is consistent with the belief in a just world.

   
 
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Question 28.
The saying "Opposites attract" has been borne out in research.

   
 
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Question 29.
In successful long-term relationships, members do NOT keep track of debts.

   
 
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Question 30.
Jim asks Pat to take notes for him for two weeks. When Pat refuses, Jim asks her to take notes for him for just one lecture (which is what he really wanted). This example illustrates the door-in-the-face technique.

   
 
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Question 31.
Compliance with an order is called obedience.

   
 
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Question 32.
Very few of Milgram's subjects delivered the most lethal shock to the learner.

   
 
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Question 33.



 
To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.

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Question 34.



 
To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.

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Question 35.



 
To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.

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