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Quiz 15: Treatment of Psychological Disorders
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Question 241
True/False
One's liking for a person is positively related to the time one spends with that individual.
Question 242
True/False
One in five couples who meet online form lasting relationships.
Question 243
Essay
Briefly outline the procedure and results of Stanley Milgram's classic obedience study. Evaluate Milgram's procedure with respect to the ethical guidelines of contemporary psychology.
Question 244
True/False
Consummate love consists of passion, intimacy, and commitment.
Question 245
True/False
The saying "Opposites attract" is supported by psychological research.
Question 246
Essay
Define groupthink. Relate how groupthink might have contributed to the 2003 decision to send American troops to Iraq.
Question 247
Essay
Identify and describe three attributional biases and provide illustrative examples for each. Briefly explain how your knowledge of these biases might improve your ability to think critically and more accurately about your own behavior and that of others.
Question 248
Essay
Why is deception sometimes necessary in social psychological research? Discuss the ethical considerations surrounding the use of deception in psychological research.
Question 249
Essay
Offer three explanations for why people help others.Provide an example for each.
Question 250
True/False
There is little cross-cultural consistency in what humans consider attractive in a mate.
Question 251
True/False
People use social media mainly to strengthen existing relationships.
Question 252
True/False
In Sternberg's model, a couple in a long-standing, loveless marriage is experiencing fatuous love.
Question 253
True/False
Rusbult's investment model of commitment sheds light on why people stay in destructive relationships.
Question 254
True/False
The three dimensions of love in Sternberg's model are proximity, similarity, and attractiveness.
Question 255
Essay
Define cognitive dissonance. Review Festinger and Carlsmith's classic demonstration of cognitive dissonance, being sure to identify the independent and dependent variables in their study. Offer a real-world example involving cognitive dissonance and indicate two ways in which the dissonance may be reduced.
Question 256
True/False
In all cultures, love is the foundation of marriage.
Question 257
True/False
Robert Sternberg formulated the triangular model of love.
Question 258
True/False
Proximity is a synonym for similarity.
Question 259
Essay
Distinguish between the central and peripheral routes to persuasion. Review some of the factors that influence the success of the central route and the peripheral route. Illustrate your answer with concrete examples.