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1. how do u think social media influences how people feel about themselves
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2. A student in your class gets picked on by other students he says it’s okay because that means the other students like him this
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3. The cognitive idealist model refers to culture as __________.stigma fear norms ignorance
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4. Stereotype threat is more likely to affect those who are high achievers because high achievers are __________ than low
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5. Gary has frequently suffered from stereotype threat in the past. Now, whenever he takes a test, he does not feel concerned if he
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6. Florence's grandmother once had this saying hanging on her wall: "Be Not Solitary. Be Not Idle." Why does Florence mention this
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7. Peer influence and social group have little to no effect on your mental health andwellness. (1 point) true false
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8. How might understanding someone's background or circumstances change our perspective on their behavior?
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9. The phenomenon of “groupthink”rephrase this
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10. The phenomenon of “groupthink”rewrite
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11. Peer pressure can not destroy character
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12. Teegan sees the Kohler effect on display in the local gym. How is this MOST likely demonstrated?(1 point) Responses People
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13. Peespective-taking means you are able to consider other people's point of view-true -false
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14. Perspective-taking means that you are able to consider other people’s point of view.(1 point) Responses true true false
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15. Perspective-taking means that you are able to consider other people’s point of view.(1 point) Responses true true false
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16. Perspective-taking means that you are able to consider other people’s point of view.(1 point) Responses true true false
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17. If you break down the word psychosocial, what does the ‘social’ portion of the word mean? (1 point) Responses mind or spirit
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18. Internalization isa. an action that rewards a particular kind of behavior. b. the process by which a norm becomes a part of an
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19. Please select the word from the list that best fits the definitionThe process by which a norm becomes a part of an individual's
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20. Which trait can be positive or negative?stereotype can be a negative or a positive trait.
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21. What term refers to the interrelationship of social and individual behavior and thought? point ) coordination fidelity
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22. What term refers to the interrelationship of social and individual behavior and thought? ( 1 point) coordination fidelity
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23. a blank is the way a person reacts to a situation based on the social environment in which a person grows up
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24. Why did Zimbardo need to end the Stanford Prison Experiment early?The students refused to cooperate. The students used their
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25. Based on Stanley Milgrim's experiment, people …often question the motives of those around them. are willing to do evil things
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26. During the group’s life span, members develop a sense of friendship and trust which leads to high group cohesion; hence, some
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27. Thabo’s groups’ productivity has slowed down. The members become quiet and suddenly changed to “yes men” instead of
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28. If you break down the word psychosocial, what does the ‘social’ portion of the word mean?(1 point) Responses mind or spirit
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29. Values and attitudes are important because people enter the organisation/work group with value systems that might not be
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30. What term refers to the interrelationship of social and individual behavior and thought?(1 point) Responses coordination
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31. What is usually be true about “haters”?(1 point) They are very confident people. They are often dealing with their own
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32. If you break down the word psychosocial, what does the ‘social’ portion of the word mean?(1 point) Responses mind or spirit
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33. What term refers to the interrelationship of social and individual behavior and thought?(1 point) Responses coordination
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34. hii!A ________ is the way a person reacts to a situation based on the social environment in which a person grows up. (1 point)
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35. Why do the researchers believe that the subjects acted as they did?The subjects began to think that the experiment would never
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36. Which of the following best characterizes the early period of the experiment?Prisoners and guards resisted their roles because
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37. What was the goal of Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment?To discover what prisoners did to make guards hate them To understand
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38. Conformity…a .is not wanting to belong to a group. b .worsens as people age into full adults. c .only affects adults
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39. ______ is the tendency of group members to do less than they are capable of as individuals, as they rely on the group as an
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40. Peers cannot have a direct impact on your personality.True False
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41. The part of a person's self-concept that is based on his or her identification with a nation, culture, or ethnic group or with
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42. Use the text description to answer the question.Text Description: An essay about social media and groupthink makes the claim
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43. Which of the following is not a key theme in person perception?A. Transparency B. Efficiency C. Selectivity D. Consistency 1
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44. Person perception is the process where images that people have in mind about how they think other people should act in a
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45. rudy gets called in by her manager for a meeting at 15:30. None of the other managers have ever set a meeting so late, or called
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46. ________________ are mental images people form about how they think other people will or should act in their roles.A. Prejudice
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47. QuestionWhich statement is true, according to research on social support? Responses The increase of social media has resulted in
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48. What is the reflection on emotional impact of social media on young people's self esteem and social interactions
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49. How does self concept influence interaction with peers
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50. discuss any five broad types of possible behaviour as a consequence of inequity according to Adam's equity theory
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51. RewriteCan someone please explain to me why do people judge others?
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52. Read the following paragraph on how social media can affect a person’s mood:Social media can significantly impact a person's
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53. _____________ is defined as non-hostile comments that point out problems and encourage improvement.(1 point) Responses Character
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54. According to self- verification theory, peopleSelect those who most Acura rely support their self-concept Are more likely to
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55. The article explains that yawning is often linked to empathy and social bonding, as people are more likely to yawn in response
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56. ‘Theory of mind’ refers to:a. the theoretical perspective that a psychologist adopts. b. the ability to assign mental states
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57. How might this tactic impact Maria's perception of her online popularity?
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58. Contrast between attitude and behaviour
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59. why do people hate me?
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60. Define personal bias
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61. Define manipulation context
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62. What is the relationship between how others feel and how we feel?
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63. How does love develop according to social psychology
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64. Critically discuss the concept of love and how it develops according to social psychology
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65. critically discuss loneliness according to social psychology
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66. Examples of prosocial behaviour
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67. Social allergy effect
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68. Matching hypothesis
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69. Discuss following signs of groupthink and provide practical examples :1. Pressure toward conformity 2. Appearance of unanimous
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70. what is social exchange theory
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71. Rewrite this:A person might feel pressure to do something just because others are doing it ( or just say they are ). Peer
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72. You are walking down the street, and you see a person lying on the ground. What would you do?Would it make a difference if the
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73. Social faciliation:Discuss evaluation apprehension and provide practical examples
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74. Social faciliation:Discuss direct response and provide practical examples
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75. Which of the following levels of dominance contains the primary element(s)?A. dominant B. subdominant C. subordinate
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76. Discuss presence of others increase dominant tendency and provide practical examples
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77. Discuss presence of others increase dominant tendency
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78. who are prone to rejection
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79. define the term 'trade offs' in regard to social psychology
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80. according to Social Psychology, discuss rejection, causes, those prone to it, effects and how to overcome rejection
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81. Deindividuation and mob violenceBeing anonymous makes people more willing to violate norms what does this mean in simple words
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82. Social facilitation theory: presence of others increases dominant response tendencywhat does this mean in simple words
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83. It allows them to understand other people, and how these people perceive them as human beings, including their attitudes and
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84. Explain signs of groupthink :1. Pressure toward conformity 2.group polarisation effect
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85. Explain signs of groupthink :1. Pressure toward conformity 2. Foolish committees
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86. Explain signs of groupthink :1. Pressure toward conformity 2. Appearance of unanimous agreement 3.illusion vulnerability 4.sense
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87. Discuss signs of groupthink :1. Pressure toward conformity 2. Appearance of unanimous agreement 3.illusion vulnerability 4.sense
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88. Practical examples of groupthink
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89. Discuss Factors that encourage groupthink:1.fairly similar and cohesive group start 2. Strong, directive leader 3.Group is
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90. Critique the social exchange theory according to :1.scope 2. Testebility 3. Parsimony. 4.utility 5. Heurism
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91. What is Social exchange theory?
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92. estion Perspective is a great way to create which of the following? (1 point) Responses alignment alignment continuance
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93. Text 1Social psychologist Leon Festinger proposed the theory of cognitive dissonance, which states that people experience
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94. Sometimes, in confusing situations, we assume that other people know more than we do, so we follow their lead. That assumption
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95. What is the danger of the bystander effect?which one is right • Someone will help, but they won't know the victim personally.
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96. Social influence iswhich one is right when our behavior is different when compared to other people. when our behavior is not
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97. Question 1Miguel has just moved to a new school. It is the beginning of his senior year, and he doesn’t know anyone. He is
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98. lassifying groups or ideas, usually in unflattering ways, is known as ______.(1 point)Responses bias. bias. stereotyping.
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99. What does a great personal distance indicate?Warmth Friendliness Coldness Confidence
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100. bandwagon effect meaning
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