Question 1

When Milgram polled a group of psychiatrists before he conducted his obedience experiments, these psychiatrists predicted that less than one percent of those tested would obey.In reality, ____________________ percent of the subjected obeyed completely by going all the way to the 450-volt level.
_______________ or _______________ or _______________ or _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When Milgram polled a group of psychiatrists...

Question 2

A(n) ____________________ is a group that professes great devotion to their charismatic leader and follows this person almost without question with the members typically being victimized by this leader in various ways.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ is a group that professes...

Question 3

____________________ is an engineered or faced attitude change involving a captive audience.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is an engineered or faced attitude...

Question 4

You really only need to borrow $10 from your parents, but you first ask them for $25 knowing they will say "No." Then, you ask them to at least let you borrow $10.If they give in to your request at this point, your execution of the ____________________ effect for gaining compliance has successfully worked.
_______________ or _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You really only need to borrow $10...

Question 5

You are trying to study in the library and several people sitting behind you are talking rather loudly.If you sit there and do nothing regarding this unreasonable situation, you are exhibiting what Thomas Moriarty called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You are trying to study in the...

Question 6

A(n) ____________________ is a learned tendency to respond to people, objects, or institutions in a positive or negative way.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ is a learned tendency to...

Question 7

____________________ conducted studies in which a subject was supposed to compare lines, but the real experiment was to discover if the subjects would conform to wrong answers regarding the lines.
_______________ or _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ conducted studies in which a subject...

Question 8

Much of our behavior is regulated by statutory law and the fines and imprisonment it provides for wrongdoing.Thus, much of our behavior is controlled by ____________________ power.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Much of our behavior is regulated by...

Question 9

The degree to which one is willing to have contact with another person is measured by using a(n) ____________________ scale.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The degree to which one is willing...

Question 10

If you make a small contribution to a political party, you are more likely to give a larger donation when asked later.This is an example of the ____________________ effect.
_______________ or _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of If you make a small contribution to...

Question 11

A(n) ____________________ group is any group whose values and attitudes are seen as relevant to one's own.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ group is any group whose...

Question 12

The tendency of people to work less hard when part of a group than when they are solely responsible for their work is called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The tendency of people to work less...

Question 13

Rewards and punishments, such as approval or disapproval, administered by groups to enforce conformity among members are known as ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Rewards and punishments, such as approval or...

Question 14

Basing one's attitudes on a few unusually good or bad experiences with a person, group, object, or institution is known as ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Basing one's attitudes on a few unusually...

Question 15

____________________ is the systematic study of the human use of space, particularly in social settings.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is the systematic study of the...

Question 16

____________________ conducted an experiment in which a "teacher" gave "shocks" to a "learner" when, in reality, the experiment was assessing the "teacher's" obedience to an authority.
_______________ or _______________

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ conducted an experiment in which a...

Question 17

Any deliberate attempt to bring about attitude change by the transmission of information is called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Any deliberate attempt to bring about attitude...

Question 18

The process of changing your behavior in response to another person who has little or no social power or authority is known as ____________________, while changing your behavior in direct response to the demands of an authority is known as ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The process of changing your behavior in...

Question 19

The theory of ____________________ explains attitude change in terms of a need to maintain consistency in our thoughts and actions.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The theory of ____________________ explains attitude change...

Question 20

____________________ has been blamed as a contributing factor in the Columbia space shuttle disaster, the loss of the Mars Climate Orbiter, and at least 19 international crises.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ has been blamed as a contributing...

Quiz 16: Extension C: Social Thinking and Social Influence

A(n) ____________________ is a group that professes great devotion to their charismatic leader and follows this person almost without question with the members typically being victimized by this leader in various ways.

____________________ is an engineered or faced attitude change involving a captive audience.

You are trying to study in the library and several people sitting behind you are talking rather loudly.If you sit there and do nothing regarding this unreasonable situation, you are exhibiting what Thomas Moriarty called ____________________.

A(n) ____________________ is a learned tendency to respond to people, objects, or institutions in a positive or negative way.

____________ conducted studies in which a subject was supposed to compare lines, but the real experiment was to discover if the subjects would conform to wrong answers regarding the lines. _ or _________.

Much of our behavior is regulated by statutory law and the fines and imprisonment it provides for wrongdoing.Thus, much of our behavior is controlled by ____________________ power.

The degree to which one is willing to have contact with another person is measured by using a(n) ____________________ scale.

If you make a small contribution to a political party, you are more likely to give a larger donation when asked later.This is an example of the ____________ effect. _ or _________.

A(n) ____________________ group is any group whose values and attitudes are seen as relevant to one's own.

The tendency of people to work less hard when part of a group than when they are solely responsible for their work is called ____________________.

Rewards and punishments, such as approval or disapproval, administered by groups to enforce conformity among members are known as ____________________.

Basing one's attitudes on a few unusually good or bad experiences with a person, group, object, or institution is known as ____________________.

____________________ is the systematic study of the human use of space, particularly in social settings.

____________ conducted an experiment in which a "teacher" gave "shocks" to a "learner" when, in reality, the experiment was assessing the "teacher's" obedience to an authority. _ or _________

Any deliberate attempt to bring about attitude change by the transmission of information is called ____________________.

The process of changing your behavior in response to another person who has little or no social power or authority is known as , while changing your behavior in direct response to the demands of an authority is known as .

The theory of ____________________ explains attitude change in terms of a need to maintain consistency in our thoughts and actions.

____________________ has been blamed as a contributing factor in the Columbia space shuttle disaster, the loss of the Mars Climate Orbiter, and at least 19 international crises.

Quiz 16: Extension C: Social Thinking and Social Influence

A(n) ____________________ is a group that professes great devotion to their charismatic leader and follows this person almost without question with the members typically being victimized by this leader in various ways.

____________________ is an engineered or faced attitude change involving a captive audience.

You are trying to study in the library and several people sitting behind you are talking rather loudly.If you sit there and do nothing regarding this unreasonable situation, you are exhibiting what Thomas Moriarty called ____________________.

A(n) ____________________ is a learned tendency to respond to people, objects, or institutions in a positive or negative way.

____________________ conducted studies in which a subject was supposed to compare lines, but the real experiment was to discover if the subjects would conform to wrong answers regarding the lines. _______________ or _______________.

Much of our behavior is regulated by statutory law and the fines and imprisonment it provides for wrongdoing.Thus, much of our behavior is controlled by ____________________ power.

The degree to which one is willing to have contact with another person is measured by using a(n) ____________________ scale.

If you make a small contribution to a political party, you are more likely to give a larger donation when asked later.This is an example of the ____________________ effect. _______________ or _______________.

A(n) ____________________ group is any group whose values and attitudes are seen as relevant to one's own.

The tendency of people to work less hard when part of a group than when they are solely responsible for their work is called ____________________.

Rewards and punishments, such as approval or disapproval, administered by groups to enforce conformity among members are known as ____________________.

Basing one's attitudes on a few unusually good or bad experiences with a person, group, object, or institution is known as ____________________.

____________________ is the systematic study of the human use of space, particularly in social settings.

____________________ conducted an experiment in which a "teacher" gave "shocks" to a "learner" when, in reality, the experiment was assessing the "teacher's" obedience to an authority. _______________ or _______________

Any deliberate attempt to bring about attitude change by the transmission of information is called ____________________.

The process of changing your behavior in response to another person who has little or no social power or authority is known as ____________________, while changing your behavior in direct response to the demands of an authority is known as ____________________.

The theory of ____________________ explains attitude change in terms of a need to maintain consistency in our thoughts and actions.

____________________ has been blamed as a contributing factor in the Columbia space shuttle disaster, the loss of the Mars Climate Orbiter, and at least 19 international crises.

____________ conducted studies in which a subject was supposed to compare lines, but the real experiment was to discover if the subjects would conform to wrong answers regarding the lines. _ or _________.

If you make a small contribution to a political party, you are more likely to give a larger donation when asked later.This is an example of the ____________ effect. _ or _________.

____________ conducted an experiment in which a "teacher" gave "shocks" to a "learner" when, in reality, the experiment was assessing the "teacher's" obedience to an authority. _ or _________

The process of changing your behavior in response to another person who has little or no social power or authority is known as , while changing your behavior in direct response to the demands of an authority is known as .