Exam 10: Prosocial Behaviour

While waiting for a bus,witnesses hear a man growing increasingly frantic as he cries,"My nitro tablets.Where are my nitro pills? I can't find my nitro tablets and I'm having a heart attack!" He collapses to the ground,clutching his chest.Everyone knows that it is a medical emergency.In this situation,who is most likely to help?

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Question 141

Evolutionary psychology is the study of

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Question 142

In trying to understand why Andie would help someone who lived close to her,_______ would ask,"Was this person genetically related to Andie?"

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Question 143

The _______ hypothesis refers to the idea that people will often help to alleviate their own sadness and distress.

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Question 144

_ is to "we" or "us" as _ is to "they" or "them."

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Question 145

According to research supporting the overjustification effect ,if you want to encourage children to behave in prosocial ways toward each other,you should

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Question 146

When the prosocial behaviour of people low in socioeconomic status (SES)was compared with the prosocial behaviour of those high in SES (Piff et al,2010),those low in SES were more prosocial when the situation involved

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Question 147

Based on information from your text on the importance of belonging to a community,which of the following people would be more likely to give to a local charity?

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Question 148

Robert Levine and his colleagues (1994)have found support for the urban overload hypothesis.More specifically,they have found that _ was more strongly related to helping than _.

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Question 149

Social psychologists have found that people in good moods are likely to help,as are people in bad moods.Explain how the reasons for the help differs depending on the mood.

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Question 150

Some evolutionary psychologists argue that in our distant past,those who selfishly pursued their own individual interests would be less likely to survive to pass on their genes.This argument lies at the heart of _______ as a source of altruistic behaviour.

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Question 151

The concept of _______ refers to the idea that when no bystanders to a possible emergency looked concerned,other bystanders assume that nothing is wrong.

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Question 152

In support for the empathy-altruism hypothesis,Miho Toi and Daniel Batson (1982)found that participants were more likely to help a student named Carol who was injured in an automobile accident when they were told

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Question 153

In Dunfield and Kuhlmeier's study (2010)21-month-old infants were either given an attractive toy or not by one of two confederates.One of the confederates was willing but unable to give the toy because it 'accidentally' rolled off the table.Another confederate was unwilling to give the toy to the infant.When later the infants could choose who they gave the toy to

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Question 154

Which of the following is NOT one of the steps in Latane and Darley's model of bystander decision making?

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Question 155

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Evolutionary psychology is the study of

In trying to understand why Andie would help someone who lived close to her,_______ would ask,"Was this person genetically related to Andie?"

The _______ hypothesis refers to the idea that people will often help to alleviate their own sadness and distress.

_ is to "we" or "us" as _ is to "they" or "them."

According to research supporting the overjustification effect ,if you want to encourage children to behave in prosocial ways toward each other,you should

When the prosocial behaviour of people low in socioeconomic status (SES)was compared with the prosocial behaviour of those high in SES (Piff et al,2010),those low in SES were more prosocial when the situation involved

Based on information from your text on the importance of belonging to a community,which of the following people would be more likely to give to a local charity?

Robert Levine and his colleagues (1994)have found support for the urban overload hypothesis.More specifically,they have found that _ was more strongly related to helping than _.

Social psychologists have found that people in good moods are likely to help,as are people in bad moods.Explain how the reasons for the help differs depending on the mood.

Some evolutionary psychologists argue that in our distant past,those who selfishly pursued their own individual interests would be less likely to survive to pass on their genes.This argument lies at the heart of _______ as a source of altruistic behaviour.

The concept of _______ refers to the idea that when no bystanders to a possible emergency looked concerned,other bystanders assume that nothing is wrong.

In support for the empathy-altruism hypothesis,Miho Toi and Daniel Batson (1982)found that participants were more likely to help a student named Carol who was injured in an automobile accident when they were told

Which of the following is NOT one of the steps in Latane and Darley's model of bystander decision making?

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Evolutionary psychology is the study of

In trying to understand why Andie would help someone who lived close to her,_______ would ask,"Was this person genetically related to Andie?"

The _______ hypothesis refers to the idea that people will often help to alleviate their own sadness and distress.

_______ is to "we" or "us" as _______ is to "they" or "them."

According to research supporting the overjustification effect ,if you want to encourage children to behave in prosocial ways toward each other,you should

When the prosocial behaviour of people low in socioeconomic status (SES)was compared with the prosocial behaviour of those high in SES (Piff et al,2010),those low in SES were more prosocial when the situation involved

Based on information from your text on the importance of belonging to a community,which of the following people would be more likely to give to a local charity?

Robert Levine and his colleagues (1994)have found support for the urban overload hypothesis.More specifically,they have found that _______ was more strongly related to helping than _______.

Social psychologists have found that people in good moods are likely to help,as are people in bad moods.Explain how the reasons for the help differs depending on the mood.

Some evolutionary psychologists argue that in our distant past,those who selfishly pursued their own individual interests would be less likely to survive to pass on their genes.This argument lies at the heart of _______ as a source of altruistic behaviour.

The concept of _______ refers to the idea that when no bystanders to a possible emergency looked concerned,other bystanders assume that nothing is wrong.

In support for the empathy-altruism hypothesis,Miho Toi and Daniel Batson (1982)found that participants were more likely to help a student named Carol who was injured in an automobile accident when they were told

Which of the following is NOT one of the steps in Latane and Darley's model of bystander decision making?

Introduction to Social Psychology

Methodology

Social Cognition

Social Perception

The Self: Understanding Ourselves in a Social Context

Attitudes and Attitude Change

Conformity

Group Processes

Interpersonal Attraction

Aggression

Prejudice

The Intersection of Social Psychology and Environmental Issues

Exploring the Concept of Stress: Factors, Correlations, and Implications for Health

Eyewitness Testimony and the Legal System

Filters

_ is to "we" or "us" as _ is to "they" or "them."

Robert Levine and his colleagues (1994)have found support for the urban overload hypothesis.More specifically,they have found that _ was more strongly related to helping than _.