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The whole unit: attribution, attitudes, influence, groups, prejudice and attraction.
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A teacher calls a student lazy for sleeping in class, not knowing the student worked a night shift. Which attribution error is shown?
Jada credits her A on a test to intelligence but blames her D on the teacher's unfair questions. Which bias is this?
Noah says he cut off another driver because he was late, but says a driver who cuts him off is rude. Which pattern is this?
What does attribution theory mainly study?
A cashier snaps at a customer after learning her child is in the hospital. Explaining the snap by stress is what kind of attribution?
A voter changes her mind after reading strong evidence in a policy report. Which route to persuasion is being used?
A sneaker ad uses a famous singer and bright music but gives no facts about the shoe. Which route to persuasion is this?
Lena thinks cheating is wrong but copies answers, then feels tense and says the quiz was unfair anyway. Which theory explains the tension?
A volunteer first agrees to wear a small campaign button, then later agrees to put a large sign in the yard. Which phenomenon is this?
Sam values health but keeps vaping; to reduce dissonance, he says vaping is not really risky. What changed?
In Asch's line studies, many participants gave a wrong line answer after a unanimous group gave that answer. What did this demonstrate?
A student wears a team jersey she dislikes because all her friends are wearing it. Which influence is strongest?
During a confusing fire drill, a new student follows the crowd because he thinks they know the exit route. Which influence is strongest?
In Asch-style conformity studies, what change most directly lowers conformity?
A teen privately disagrees with a group's answer but goes along with it when she must say her answer out loud to everyone. Which condition is raising conformity?
In Milgram's original study, about 65% of participants continued to the highest shock level when an experimenter told them to. What concept did this show?
In Milgram variations, obedience fell when the experimenter gave orders by telephone instead of in the room. What mattered?
Milgram participants were less obedient when they had to force the learner's hand onto a shock plate. What variable changed?
In Milgram's research, obedience was lower in a run-down office than at Yale. What factor did this variation test?
In Milgram's study, the learner was not actually shocked even though participants believed he was. What procedure was used?
A practiced pianist plays better at a recital than alone at home. Which group effect is shown?
Four students share one presentation grade, and each prepares less than when graded alone. Which effect is shown?
Anonymous fans in masks smash windows after a game, behavior they would avoid alone. Which process is most likely?
After discussion, students who mildly favored a strict phone ban now strongly favor it. Which group effect is this?
A club ignores clear problems with its plan because members want harmony and no one wants to criticize the leader. Which effect is this?
What does social facilitation predict about performance in front of others?
In Darley and Latane's seizure study, participants helped less when they believed more people heard the emergency. What explains this?
A student sees someone drop books in a crowded hall but assumes another witness will help. Which concept is shown?
People in a room filling with smoke were slower to report it when nearby strangers stayed calm. What delayed action?
A coach points to one athlete by name and asks her to call 911. What bystander barrier is the coach reducing?
A student says all members of a rival school are dishonest before meeting them. What is the belief part of this reaction?
Fans rate their own school as smarter and friendlier than a rival school with no evidence. Which bias is this?
After a factory closes, residents blame immigrants for the town's problems despite broader economic causes. Which theory fits?
Someone says people who are poor must have earned their hardship through their own choices. Which belief is this?
An eyewitness identifies faces of people from her own ethnic group more accurately than faces from unfamiliar ethnic groups. Which effect is this?
Two students become friends after sitting near each other every day in homeroom. Which determinant of attraction is shown?
A class rates a face more positively after seeing the same face several times in slides. Which effect is shown?
On a dating app, users give more first clicks to profiles whose photos show the best-looking faces. Which attraction factor is most direct?
Two volunteers bond quickly after discovering they share political views, hobbies, and study habits. Which factor is most important?
A person grows more attracted to a classmate after learning the classmate has a crush on them. Which attraction principle is shown?
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