Psych 110: Principles of Psychology Name: ___________________
Dr. S. D. Sagaria MM8 Chapter 14 B Fall 2010
Chapter 14: Social Psychology
MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Psych 110: Principles of Psychology Name: ___________________ Dr. S. D. Sagaria MM8 Chapter 14 B Fall 2010 Chapter 14: Social Psychology MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.
A racing driver who wins an important event is MOST likely to attribute her performance to ________.
A)
good conditions on the track C)
being very lucky in this particular event D)
Expanding our schema of a particular group, such as by viewing people from different races or genders as sharing similar qualities, is a strategy called ________.
A)
cooperative empowerment B) pole-shifting C)
According to the ________, members of a group see themselves as different from and superior to outsiders.
A)
in-group bias B) self-serving bias C)
Felix meets and talks with Sheila at three successive parties. At the first party, Sheila's comments to Felix were relatively neutral. Since then her comments have grown steadily colder to the point of rudeness. Felix finds that as Sheila's hostility grows, so does his dislike of her. This is an example of ________ theory.
A)
propinquity B) reciprocity C)
In hospitals, premature infants rated as "attractive" by attending nurse's ________ and gained ________ weight than those judged as less attractive.
A)
did not thrive; less B)
thrived less; less D)
thrived the same; the same amount of