Pathogens are
A. stressors.
B. factors that may eliminate stress.
C. disease-causing organisms.
D. diseases that predispose people to stress.
Which one of the following statements best describes group behavior?
A. As a group behaves, so too will each individual in the group.
B. A group is the sum of the behavior of all of the group members.
C. Group behavior depends solely on its most influential individual members.
D. Group behavior is a thing apart from the behavior of any individual in the group.
In experiments intended to measure conformity, it was found that
A. The tendency of subjects to conform increased in smaller groups.
B. about half of subjects went along with an incorrect group consensus in 50 percent of trials.
C. the majority of subjects disagreed with the incorrect group consensus in 75 percent of trials.
D. 10 percent of subjects went along with the incorrect group consensus on every trial.
. Stanley Milgram's experiments on the nature of obedience showed that individuals' obedience is influenced by
A. resistance to conditioned compliance.
B. awareness of legitimation.
C. the presence or absence of buffers.
D. socialization.
How do polarization and opinion shift generally work in a decision-making group?
A. They assume that most people are risk averse.
B. They depend on the predispositions of the members.
C. They generally lean toward a risky shift.
D. They generally strengthen when they meet opposition.
Having some knowledge of psychology, you'll shine your shoes and "dress for success" before going to a job interview because you want to
A. demonstrate dispositional attributions.
B. avoid the self-serving bias.
C. benefit from primacy effects.
D. avoid recency effects.
Which one of the following ads is an example of the peripheral route to persuasion?
A. An ad for a cell phone service that emphasizes clear calls
B. An ad for a restaurant that shows a happy couple dining
C. An ad for toothpaste which stresses its ability to fight cavities
D. An ad for a car which points out the car's safety features
What were the results when male and female experimental subjects gazed steadily into each others' eyes for two minutes?
A. Many of the subjects reported that he or she felt dominated.
B. Many subjects reported having passionate feelings for their gazing partner.
C. Some subjects showed signs of restlessness or anger.
D. Both subjects burst out laughing.
Which one of the following statements best describes the just world hypothesis?
A. If people act with integrity, they contribute to a just world.
B. People deserve what happens to them, whether good or bad.
C. The world is just, but some people don't think it is.
D. People who work hard are superior to those who are lazy.
. Which statement is most accurate about the nature and types of human groups?
A. Peer groups help their members define themselves.
B. Primary groups are also dyads.
C. Some bureaucracies are primary groups.
D. Secondary groups are informal and loosely organized.
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Pathogens are
A. stressors.
B. factors that may eliminate stress.
C. disease-causing organisms.
D. diseases that predispose people to stress.
Which one of the following statements best describes group behavior?
A. As a group behaves, so too will each individual in the group.
B. A group is the sum of the behavior of all of the group members.
C. Group behavior depends solely on its most influential individual members.
D. Group behavior is a thing apart from the behavior of any individual in the group.
In experiments intended to measure conformity, it was found that
A. The tendency of subjects to conform increased in smaller groups.
B. about half of subjects went along with an incorrect group consensus in 50 percent of trials.
C. the majority of subjects disagreed with the incorrect group consensus in 75 percent of trials.
D. 10 percent of subjects went along with the incorrect group consensus on every trial.
. Stanley Milgram's experiments on the nature of obedience showed that individuals' obedience is influenced by
A. resistance to conditioned compliance.
B. awareness of legitimation.
C. the presence or absence of buffers.
D. socialization.
How do polarization and opinion shift generally work in a decision-making group?
A. They assume that most people are risk averse.
B. They depend on the predispositions of the members.
C. They generally lean toward a risky shift.
D. They generally strengthen when they meet opposition.
Having some knowledge of psychology, you'll shine your shoes and "dress for success" before going to a job interview because you want to
A. demonstrate dispositional attributions.
B. avoid the self-serving bias.
C. benefit from primacy effects.
D. avoid recency effects.
Which one of the following ads is an example of the peripheral route to persuasion?
A. An ad for a cell phone service that emphasizes clear calls
B. An ad for a restaurant that shows a happy couple dining
C. An ad for toothpaste which stresses its ability to fight cavities
D. An ad for a car which points out the car's safety features
What were the results when male and female experimental subjects gazed steadily into each others' eyes for two minutes?
A. Many of the subjects reported that he or she felt dominated.
B. Many subjects reported having passionate feelings for their gazing partner.
C. Some subjects showed signs of restlessness or anger.
D. Both subjects burst out laughing.
Which one of the following statements best describes the just world hypothesis?
A. If people act with integrity, they contribute to a just world.
B. People deserve what happens to them, whether good or bad.
C. The world is just, but some people don't think it is.
D. People who work hard are superior to those who are lazy.
. Which statement is most accurate about the nature and types of human groups?
A. Peer groups help their members define themselves.
B. Primary groups are also dyads.
C. Some bureaucracies are primary groups.
D. Secondary groups are informal and loosely organized.
A. stressors.
B. factors that may eliminate stress.
C. disease-causing organisms.
D. diseases that predispose people to stress.
Which one of the following statements best describes group behavior?
A. As a group behaves, so too will each individual in the group.
B. A group is the sum of the behavior of all of the group members.
C. Group behavior depends solely on its most influential individual members.
D. Group behavior is a thing apart from the behavior of any individual in the group.
In experiments intended to measure conformity, it was found that
A. The tendency of subjects to conform increased in smaller groups.
B. about half of subjects went along with an incorrect group consensus in 50 percent of trials.
C. the majority of subjects disagreed with the incorrect group consensus in 75 percent of trials.
D. 10 percent of subjects went along with the incorrect group consensus on every trial.
. Stanley Milgram's experiments on the nature of obedience showed that individuals' obedience is influenced by
A. resistance to conditioned compliance.
B. awareness of legitimation.
C. the presence or absence of buffers.
D. socialization.
How do polarization and opinion shift generally work in a decision-making group?
A. They assume that most people are risk averse.
B. They depend on the predispositions of the members.
C. They generally lean toward a risky shift.
D. They generally strengthen when they meet opposition.
Having some knowledge of psychology, you'll shine your shoes and "dress for success" before going to a job interview because you want to
A. demonstrate dispositional attributions.
B. avoid the self-serving bias.
C. benefit from primacy effects.
D. avoid recency effects.
Which one of the following ads is an example of the peripheral route to persuasion?
A. An ad for a cell phone service that emphasizes clear calls
B. An ad for a restaurant that shows a happy couple dining
C. An ad for toothpaste which stresses its ability to fight cavities
D. An ad for a car which points out the car's safety features
What were the results when male and female experimental subjects gazed steadily into each others' eyes for two minutes?
A. Many of the subjects reported that he or she felt dominated.
B. Many subjects reported having passionate feelings for their gazing partner.
C. Some subjects showed signs of restlessness or anger.
D. Both subjects burst out laughing.
Which one of the following statements best describes the just world hypothesis?
A. If people act with integrity, they contribute to a just world.
B. People deserve what happens to them, whether good or bad.
C. The world is just, but some people don't think it is.
D. People who work hard are superior to those who are lazy.
. Which statement is most accurate about the nature and types of human groups?
A. Peer groups help their members define themselves.
B. Primary groups are also dyads.
C. Some bureaucracies are primary groups.
D. Secondary groups are informal and loosely organized.
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