Question 1

According to ___________ __________ theory, conflict between groups is a result of competition for scarce resources.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to ___________ __________ theory, conflict between...

Question 2

In Sherif's classic study (1966), two groups of boy campers were pitted against one another in competitive activities, such as a treasure hunt and tug-of-war. An intense rivalry between the groups developed. Sherif's study provides support for the

Accepted Answer

A)  realistic conflict theory. 
B)  social dominance theory. 
C)  out-group homogeneity theory. 
D)  in-group favouritism. 
A)  realistic conflict theory. 
B)  social dominance theory. 
C)  out-group homogeneity theory. 
D)  in-group favouritism.

Question 3

When all parties gain outcomes that are superior to an equal division of resources, it is a negotiation known as _______ _______.

Accepted Answer

integrativ

Question 4

Using Berry's model of acculturation, describe the four acculturation strategies utilized by newcomers to Canadian society. Give an example of each strategy.

Accepted Answer

Berry's model of acculturation outlines

Question 5

When Stefan moved from Europe to Canada, he found that there were many cultural differences that he had to adjust to in his new country. This is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  ethnocentrism. 
B)  acculturation. 
C)  collectivism. 
D)  assimilation. 
A)  ethnocentrism. 
B)  acculturation. 
C)  collectivism. 
D)  assimilation.

Question 6

In conflict, when two groups each see their behaviour as caused by the action of the other side, they are involved in

Accepted Answer

A)  bimodal group image perception. 
B)  unrealistic group image. 
C)  mirror-image perception. 
D)  entrapment. 
A)  bimodal group image perception. 
B)  unrealistic group image. 
C)  mirror-image perception. 
D)  entrapment.

Question 7

According to research by Johnson & Downing (1979), which examined the relationship between anonymity and prosocial/antisocial cues in the environment, which of the following is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

A)  Wearing uniforms makes no difference to someone's behaviour. 
B)  When there are prosocial cues in the environment, deindividuation may increase prosocial behaviour (giving fewer shocks). 
C)  When there are antisocial cues in the environment, deindividuation may increase prosocial behaviour (giving fewer shocks). 
D)  All participants wearing a uniform gave higher shocks (an antisocial behaviour). 
A)  Wearing uniforms makes no difference to someone's behaviour. 
B)  When there are prosocial cues in the environment, deindividuation may increase prosocial behaviour (giving fewer shocks). 
C)  When there are antisocial cues in the environment, deindividuation may increase prosocial behaviour (giving fewer shocks). 
D)  All participants wearing a uniform gave higher shocks (an antisocial behaviour).

Question 8

Research in Australia by Dono et al. (2010) examined social identity and environmental activism. Which of the following statements is FALSE?

Accepted Answer

A)  People who saw themselves as environmental activists were strongly motivated to buy products made from recycled materials. 
B)  People who saw themselves as environmental activists tended to read publications written by environmental groups. 
C)  People who saw themselves as environmental activists were willing to protest. 
D)  All of the above are true. 
A)  People who saw themselves as environmental activists were strongly motivated to buy products made from recycled materials. 
B)  People who saw themselves as environmental activists tended to read publications written by environmental groups. 
C)  People who saw themselves as environmental activists were willing to protest. 
D)  All of the above are true.

Question 9

Seeking agreement through direct negotiation between two groups in conflict is known as ______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Seeking agreement through direct negotiation between two...

Question 10

Which social psychologist rejected the "group mind" theory of crowd behaviour?

Accepted Answer

A)  Le Bon 
B)  Allport 
C)  Milgram 
D)  McDougall 
A)  Le Bon 
B)  Allport 
C)  Milgram 
D)  McDougall

Question 11

Researchers Schumann and Ross (2010) examined gender differences in apologies. Which of the following statements is FALSE?

Accepted Answer

A)  Women made more apologies than men. 
B)  Women reported more transgressions that required an apology. 
C)  Men tended to rate their offenses as less severe than women. 
D)  Men in the study committed fewer transgressions than women. 
A)  Women made more apologies than men. 
B)  Women reported more transgressions that required an apology. 
C)  Men tended to rate their offenses as less severe than women. 
D)  Men in the study committed fewer transgressions than women.

Question 12

According to research, who is more likely to compromise to resolve conflicts?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kyle from Canada 
B)  Zhin from China 
C)  Omar from Turkey 
D)  All of them will compromise equally 
A)  Kyle from Canada 
B)  Zhin from China 
C)  Omar from Turkey 
D)  All of them will compromise equally

Question 13

Which of the following is not a factor in leading to deindividuation?

Accepted Answer

A)  increased self-awareness 
B)  lack of accountability 
C)  anonymity 
D)  All of these contribute to deindividuation. 
A)  increased self-awareness 
B)  lack of accountability 
C)  anonymity 
D)  All of these contribute to deindividuation.

Question 14

Runciman (1966) hypothesized two forms of relative deprivation: ____________________ and _________________________.

Accepted Answer

fraternali

Question 15

At times the group may influence an individual so that the individual loses the sense of self as a distinct individual, thereby acting in ways that are outside normal rules of behaviour. This group influence is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  deindividuation. 
B)  loss of self. 
C)  mob control. 
D)  moral loss. 
A)  deindividuation. 
B)  loss of self. 
C)  mob control. 
D)  moral loss.

Question 16

When bargaining, the best overall joint outcome occurs when both parties are

Accepted Answer

A)  tough. 
B)  empathic. 
C)  persuasive. 
D)  honest. 
A)  tough. 
B)  empathic. 
C)  persuasive. 
D)  honest.

Question 17

An ultra-conservative radio show host ranted against immigrants who are taking all of the jobs in Canada so that "real Canadians" are starving. This prejudicial statement is a good example of

Accepted Answer

A)  out-group homogeneity effect. 
B)  in-group favouritism 
C)  realistic conflict theory. 
D)  social dominance theory. 
A)  out-group homogeneity effect. 
B)  in-group favouritism 
C)  realistic conflict theory. 
D)  social dominance theory.

Question 18

Research in neurobiology has found that people in collectivistic cultures

Accepted Answer

A)  have increased frequencies of physical disorders. 
B)  have decreased frequencies of physical disorders. 
C)  have increased frequencies of anxiety and mood disorders. 
D)  have decreased frequencies of anxiety and mood disorders. 
A)  have increased frequencies of physical disorders. 
B)  have decreased frequencies of physical disorders. 
C)  have increased frequencies of anxiety and mood disorders. 
D)  have decreased frequencies of anxiety and mood disorders.

Question 19

Compare and contrast the negotiation process in individualistic cultures versus collectivist cultures.

Accepted Answer

The negotiation process in individualist

Question 20

Zimbardo's theory of ______________________ suggests that people in large groups become anonymous and they feel less compelled to follow normal rules of behaviour.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Zimbardo's theory of ______________________ suggests that people...

According to _ theory, conflict between groups is a result of competition for scarce resources.

In Sherif's classic study (1966), two groups of boy campers were pitted against one another in competitive activities, such as a treasure hunt and tug-of-war. An intense rivalry between the groups developed. Sherif's study provides support for the

When all parties gain outcomes that are superior to an equal division of resources, it is a negotiation known as _ _.

Using Berry's model of acculturation, describe the four acculturation strategies utilized by newcomers to Canadian society. Give an example of each strategy.

When Stefan moved from Europe to Canada, he found that there were many cultural differences that he had to adjust to in his new country. This is an example of

In conflict, when two groups each see their behaviour as caused by the action of the other side, they are involved in

According to research by Johnson & Downing (1979), which examined the relationship between anonymity and prosocial/antisocial cues in the environment, which of the following is TRUE?

Research in Australia by Dono et al. (2010) examined social identity and environmental activism. Which of the following statements is FALSE?

Seeking agreement through direct negotiation between two groups in conflict is known as ______.

Which social psychologist rejected the "group mind" theory of crowd behaviour?

Researchers Schumann and Ross (2010) examined gender differences in apologies. Which of the following statements is FALSE?

According to research, who is more likely to compromise to resolve conflicts?

Which of the following is not a factor in leading to deindividuation?

Runciman (1966) hypothesized two forms of relative deprivation: and _____.

At times the group may influence an individual so that the individual loses the sense of self as a distinct individual, thereby acting in ways that are outside normal rules of behaviour. This group influence is known as

When bargaining, the best overall joint outcome occurs when both parties are

An ultra-conservative radio show host ranted against immigrants who are taking all of the jobs in Canada so that "real Canadians" are starving. This prejudicial statement is a good example of

Research in neurobiology has found that people in collectivistic cultures

Compare and contrast the negotiation process in individualistic cultures versus collectivist cultures.

Zimbardo's theory of ______________________ suggests that people in large groups become anonymous and they feel less compelled to follow normal rules of behaviour.

Introducing Social Psychology

Research Methods

Self-Perception

Social Perception

Social Cognition

Attitude Formation and Change

Persuasion

Social Influence

Group Processes

Stereotype, Prejudice, and Discrimination

Aggression

Altruism and Prosocial Behaviour

Attraction and Close Relationships

Filters

Exam 10: Intergroup Relations

According to ___________ __________ theory, conflict between groups is a result of competition for scarce resources.

In Sherif's classic study (1966), two groups of boy campers were pitted against one another in competitive activities, such as a treasure hunt and tug-of-war. An intense rivalry between the groups developed. Sherif's study provides support for the

When all parties gain outcomes that are superior to an equal division of resources, it is a negotiation known as _______ _______.

Using Berry's model of acculturation, describe the four acculturation strategies utilized by newcomers to Canadian society. Give an example of each strategy.

When Stefan moved from Europe to Canada, he found that there were many cultural differences that he had to adjust to in his new country. This is an example of

In conflict, when two groups each see their behaviour as caused by the action of the other side, they are involved in

According to research by Johnson & Downing (1979), which examined the relationship between anonymity and prosocial/antisocial cues in the environment, which of the following is TRUE?

Research in Australia by Dono et al. (2010) examined social identity and environmental activism. Which of the following statements is FALSE?

Seeking agreement through direct negotiation between two groups in conflict is known as ______.

Which social psychologist rejected the "group mind" theory of crowd behaviour?

Researchers Schumann and Ross (2010) examined gender differences in apologies. Which of the following statements is FALSE?

According to research, who is more likely to compromise to resolve conflicts?

Which of the following is not a factor in leading to deindividuation?

Runciman (1966) hypothesized two forms of relative deprivation: ____________________ and _________________________.

At times the group may influence an individual so that the individual loses the sense of self as a distinct individual, thereby acting in ways that are outside normal rules of behaviour. This group influence is known as

When bargaining, the best overall joint outcome occurs when both parties are

An ultra-conservative radio show host ranted against immigrants who are taking all of the jobs in Canada so that "real Canadians" are starving. This prejudicial statement is a good example of

Research in neurobiology has found that people in collectivistic cultures

Compare and contrast the negotiation process in individualistic cultures versus collectivist cultures.

Zimbardo's theory of ______________________ suggests that people in large groups become anonymous and they feel less compelled to follow normal rules of behaviour.

Introducing Social Psychology

Research Methods

Self-Perception

Social Perception

Social Cognition

Attitude Formation and Change

Persuasion

Social Influence

Group Processes

Stereotype, Prejudice, and Discrimination

Aggression

Altruism and Prosocial Behaviour

Attraction and Close Relationships

Filters

According to _ theory, conflict between groups is a result of competition for scarce resources.

When all parties gain outcomes that are superior to an equal division of resources, it is a negotiation known as _ _.

Runciman (1966) hypothesized two forms of relative deprivation: and _____.