Quiz 7 notes Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Ethnocentrism

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A person’s tendency assert that their ethnicity is superior to other ethnic groups

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What is groupthink?

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When a group places more value on maintaining group harmony than doing what is right

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Telling an older individual, “Okay Boomer” after they told you that they grew up in a time where they had to walk to school is an example of:

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Microaggressions

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What is a good example of implicit racism?

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Hiring decisions favoring applicants with “white-sounding” names

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What is Deindividuation and give an example?

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When people act more extreme because they are in groups. and example is when the Eagles won the Super Bowl, fans rushed to the streets, destroyed traffic lights, and set fire to cars. One reason why people act more extreme when in groups is because of:

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Despite the ethical concerns, Milgram’s study was important because:

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It was the first to show in a laboratory setting just how common obedience to an authority figure was

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In the video we watched on Asch’s conformity study, one participant mentioned that he conformed to the group’s wrong answer because he wanted to be liked and he didn’t want to ‘make any waves’ amongst the group. This reflects:

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Normative social influence.

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What is related to Altruism?

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Having more empathy
Being high in agreeableness
Seeing other people engage in prosocial behaviors

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Which route of persuasion relies on logical arguments and evidence?

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Central route

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A person is a huge animal lover, but they eat meat. This inconsistency between their attitudes and behavior results in psychological discomfort known as…

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Cognitive dissonance

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When explaining why your classmate failed their exam, you tell your friend, “They failed because they’re lazy and didn’t study enough.” Later in the semester, you fail an exam and you explain to your friend that you failed the exam because your roommate kept you up all night and you couldn’t focus or get good sleep. Your tendency to explain your classmate’s behavior in terms of their internal traits, and to explain your own behavior in terms of some external factor reflects…

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Fundamental attribution error

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We see feelings of envy and inadequacy with __________ and more positive feelings about yourself and your life with ___________.

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Upward social comparison; Downward social comparison

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You notice a person has several visible tattoos and you automatically assume that person is a delinquent and probably has a criminal past. This quick judgment about this individual on the basis of their appearance reflects…

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Representativeness heuristic

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A teacher expects a student to fail and therefore spends less time helping them and punishes them more harshly than the other students. The student struggles in the class and later fails. This is an example of:

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Self-fulfilling prophecy

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In social psychology, researchers tend to look at real world events and study them. Which real world event led to the discovery of the bystander effect?

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The murder of Kitty Genovese

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