Exam 15: Language and Communication
Exam 1: Introducing Social Psychology63 Questions
Exam 2: Social Cognition and Social Thinking78 Questions
Exam 3: Attribution and Social Explanation66 Questions
Exam 4: Self and Identity82 Questions
Exam 5: Attitudes82 Questions
Exam 6: Persuasion and Attitude Change73 Questions
Exam 7: Social Influence73 Questions
Exam 8: People in Groups76 Questions
Exam 9: Leadership and Decision Making74 Questions
Exam 10: Prejudice and Discrimination65 Questions
Exam 11: Intergroup Behaviour81 Questions
Exam 12: Aggression70 Questions
Exam 13: Prosocial Behaviour68 Questions
Exam 14: Attraction and Close Relationships63 Questions
Exam 15: Language and Communication66 Questions
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Blind and deaf people facially express basic emotions in a similar way to those without a disability.This supports the idea of ________ with respect to emotions.
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Maria and Tony are about to have a private and detailed research discussion.They have about equal expertise.Given the results reported by Dovidio and colleagues (1988)regarding sex stereotypes,which of the following outcomes is the most likely?
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We use our faces to express our emotions and we use display rules to
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People's attitudes towards others based on their speech style have commonly been investigated using
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The tendency of a speaker to gaze at a lower-status listener is
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A study by Kraut and Johnson (1979)showed that people smile more when interacting with other people than when alone.This is good evidence that
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The objective features of an inter-ethnic context that influence language behaviour are referred to as
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Research on speech differences between men and women indicates that sex-stereotypical differences are
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Sharma is a second-generation immigrant in an English-speaking country.The language of her parents and grandparents is spoken less and less where she lives.Kevin lives in the same city but belongs to the ethnolinguistic majority.In a conversation between the two,Sharma is likely to show
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If we wanted to experimentally test people's attitudes towards a person based on speech style,a well-established method we could use is
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Sarah has her MBA and now works for a big law firm.While on holiday she bumps into Spike,a onetime childhood classmate.Spike now works at a car assembly plant.They talk about the good old days.Sarah tries to use a few streetwise words,while Spike finds himself editing out some of his favourite swear words.Sarah and Spike show
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In its strong form,the theory of linguistic relativity argues that language
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Chrissie wants to increase the number of tips she gets in her part-time waiting job.Her best chance of success is to
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Karen is a bit nervous about meeting 'the big boss'.She tries to cover this up by smiling carefully at every comment her boss makes,and leans back a little in her chair to show that she is relaxed.Karen is employing that good old standby called
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