Exam 17: Prosocial and Antisocial Behavior.

In the follow-up study to Schachter's "Dr.Zilstein experiment," most women waiting to receive a painful "shock" preferred to wait with others who were about to be "shocked."​

Using the results of Schachter's "Dr.Zilstein experiment" and the follow-up experiment, explain why "misery seems to love miserable company."

Albert Bandura demonstrated in his studies that

Tia and Emmanuel have been dating for several months.They spend almost all their time together and enjoy each other's company as well as feeling a great deal of passion for each other.However, neither one has decided whether the other is the person they want to spend the rest of their life with.According to Robert Sternberg, which type of love do Tia and Emmanuel possess?

An African-American woman who wanted to ease racial tensions took a freshly baked pie to her neighbors across the way, who were Orthodox Jews.At the front door the woman extended her hand, not knowing that Orthodox Jews don't shake women's hands, unless the woman is a close family member.The African-American woman also picked up a kitchen knife to cut the pie, not knowing the couple kept a kosher household and used different knives for different foods.The woman's well-intentioned attempt at neighborliness ended in an argument, which could have been prevented through

Regarding living with diversity, which of the following statements is FALSE?

Portrayal of aggression on television would be of particular theoretical concern to the

For most subtle kinds of symbolic prejudice, which of the following may be the best way to reduce intergroup conflict?

The need that is based on the human desires to get and to give approval, support, friendship, and love as well as the desire to alleviate fear and anxiety is the need for __________.

The fact that we tend to remain in relationships only as long as the rewards outweigh the effort and irritation they cause is summarized by the __________ theory.

In order to "break the prejudice habit," it is important that we look for information that helps define a person as an individual, rather than as a member of a group or social category.This information is called __________ information.

Which of the following may explain much antisocial as well as prosocial behavior?​

A type of displaced aggression in which hostilities triggered by frustration are redirected at "safer" targets is called

Which theory holds that a relationship must be profitable for both parties if the relationship is to endure?​

Regarding techniques for limiting one's anger and learning self-control, which of the following statements is FALSE?

In the naturalistic experiment in which a "victim" (actor)"passed out" in a subway car, holding a cane in some trials and holding a liquor bottle in others.The results of this experiment showed that people

Don and Jillian meet at fraternity party, are immediately attracted to each other, and have sex within a few hours of meeting.According to Sternberg, Don and Jillian are experiencing __________ love.

Of the following terms, which does NOT belong with multiculturalism?

People who were the victims of violence during childhood are likely to become violent themselves.This is a testament to which theory of aggression?

A person who has a tendency to resist intimacy and commitment to others has a(n)__________ attachment style.