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The social forces that divide people, harm people, and make people help.
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
A club member believes students from another school are less hardworking, but she treats them the same in all votes. Her belief about the group is called what?
A store owner feels dislike toward teenagers as a group before any teen enters the store. In social psychology, that negative attitude is called what?
A landlord refuses to rent an apartment to a qualified applicant because of the applicant's religion. What term names this action?
A student says, 'People from that neighborhood are dangerous,' even though he has no evidence about a specific person. What is this statement?
A manager thinks women are poor leaders and therefore never promotes qualified women. What part of this situation is discrimination?
Fans rate the same rough play as clever when their own team does it but dirty when the rival team does it. Which concept best fits?
After layoffs, workers blame a small immigrant community for the bad economy, even though the company moved jobs overseas. Which idea explains the blaming?
A student says a homeless man must have made bad choices because people usually get what they deserve. Which belief is this?
A witness more easily recognizes faces from her own racial group than faces from another racial group. What is this finding called?
During a debate, students call their own side open-minded and the other side brainwashed. Which social perception is most directly shown?
A town hit by rising crime blames an unpopular minority group despite police data showing no increase from that group. What process is this?
What does the other-race effect predict about face recognition?
A gamer loses a match because the screen freezes, then slams the desk and yells at a teammate. Which principle best explains the outburst?
A runner is tripped by a pothole just before the finish line and then angrily shoves a trash can. What concept is illustrated?
After a website crashes during a scholarship deadline, an applicant snaps at her brother for asking a simple question. Which explanation fits?
What does the frustration-aggression principle state?
Studies find that alcohol can reduce inhibition and is associated with more aggressive behavior in some situations. This is best classified as what influence?
A child who often watches adults solve conflicts by hitting later copies that behavior on the playground. Which influence on aggression is shown?
Research has found that identical twins are more similar in aggressiveness than fraternal twins. What does this suggest?
A culture teaches boys that insults must be answered with violence to protect honor. Which level of influence is most directly shown?
What does psychology mean by a social script for aggression?
Maya helps a classmate study after deciding the lost hour is worth the friendship and future help she may gain. Which account best fits?
Last month Devon helped Imani move; today Imani helps Devon paint because she feels people should return help. Which norm is at work?
A student donates blood anonymously, expecting no reward and no recognition. What term best names this kind of helping?
Nina stops to help a stranger change a tire because she thinks, 'Someday someone may do the same for me.' Which idea best explains her reasoning?
Leo helps clean after a concert because volunteers get free food and a backstage pass. Which explanation of helping is strongest?
Two rival project groups stop arguing when the teacher gives them one shared grade that requires both parts to fit. What reduced the conflict?
Two neighborhoods both conserve water only after they learn that overuse by either side will empty the same reservoir. What conflict concept fits the original problem?
What did Sherif's Robbers Cave study show reduced hostility between competing boys' groups?
A mediator asks rival teams to list what each side fears and wants, and both realize they see the other as equally hostile. What perception is being corrected?
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Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

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Introduction to Psychology
30 questions