Question 1

People who are less concerns about reciprocity and keeping score likely have a(n)______orientation.

Accepted Answer

A)  exchange 
B)  retributive 
C)  socially aware 
D)  communal 
A)  exchange 
B)  retributive 
C)  socially aware 
D)  communal D

Question 2

Research shows that people who are happier truly do "forgive and forget."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Describe an example of how one might forgive without forgetting.

Accepted Answer

An example of forgiving without forgetting could be a situation where someone has been hurt by a friend or family member in the past. They may choose to forgive the person for their actions, but they do not forget the pain that was caused. Instead, they use the experience as a learning opportunity and set boundaries to protect themselves from being hurt in the same way again. This allows them to move forward and maintain a relationship with the person while also prioritizing their own well-being. By forgiving without forgetting, they are able to acknowledge the past without letting it negatively impact their future interactions.

Question 4

What does the restorative justice method allow?

Accepted Answer

A)  equal suffering for people who commit crimes 
B)  forgiving without forgetting 
C)  reconciliation and forgetting of past crimes 
D)  equal healing for those who commit crimes and victims of crime 
A)  equal suffering for people who commit crimes 
B)  forgiving without forgetting 
C)  reconciliation and forgetting of past crimes 
D)  equal healing for those who commit crimes and victims of crime

Question 5

To Kill A Mockingbird created a shared ______ that reversed the public spectacles of lynchings.

Accepted Answer

A)  social norm 
B)  law 
C)  social awareness 
D)  value 
A)  social norm 
B)  law 
C)  social awareness 
D)  value

Question 6

One way people may forgive without forgetting is through artistry.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Describe the four elements of the tit-for-tat strategy and note its relationship to the two different types of orientations in romantic relationships.

Accepted Answer

The tit-for-tat strategy is a concept fr

Question 8

Which of the following exemplifies exchange orientation in a romantic relationship?

Accepted Answer

A)  One partner does house chores and the other does not. 
B)  One partner pays for dinner, the other partner pays for the next dinner. 
C)  One partner covers the student loans of the other partner. 
D)  One partner covers all expenses while the other partner searches for a job. 
A)  One partner does house chores and the other does not. 
B)  One partner pays for dinner, the other partner pays for the next dinner. 
C)  One partner covers the student loans of the other partner. 
D)  One partner covers all expenses while the other partner searches for a job.

Question 9

It is possible to be reconciled with someone without actually forgiving them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Telling one's story may motivate one to create a better futures for the next generation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Science indicates that we are more likely to reduce discrimination by ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  seeking retribution for illegal acts 
B)  avoiding upholding unjust laws 
C)  knowing and telling one's story and the stories of others 
D)  forgiving and forgetting 
A)  seeking retribution for illegal acts 
B)  avoiding upholding unjust laws 
C)  knowing and telling one's story and the stories of others 
D)  forgiving and forgetting

Question 12

A Japanese American who was held in an American internment camp during World War II is an advocate for peace and spends his time collecting money for and running an art gallery with works that remember the time he spent in the internment camp. What does this exemplify?

Accepted Answer

A)  seeking retribution for illegal acts 
B)  upholding the rule of law and justice 
C)  knowing and telling one's story 
D)  forgiving without forgetting 
A)  seeking retribution for illegal acts 
B)  upholding the rule of law and justice 
C)  knowing and telling one's story 
D)  forgiving without forgetting

Question 13

Something that tempts someone to choose personal gain by behaving in a way that would be harmful if everyone else behaved the same way is referred to as which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  behavioral economics 
B)  game-designed social dilemma 
C)  prisoner's dilemma 
D)  tit for a tat strategy 
A)  behavioral economics 
B)  game-designed social dilemma 
C)  prisoner's dilemma 
D)  tit for a tat strategy

Question 14

Which of the following "tit-for-tat" elements keeps you from "getting into unnecessary trouble?"

Accepted Answer

A)  niceness 
B)  retaliation 
C)  forgiveness 
D)  clarity 
A)  niceness 
B)  retaliation 
C)  forgiveness 
D)  clarity

Question 15

In ancient times, a punishment for stealing may have been that one's hand was cut off. What is this an example of?

Accepted Answer

A)  reconciliation 
B)  restorative justice 
C)  retributive justice 
D)  forgiveness 
A)  reconciliation 
B)  restorative justice 
C)  retributive justice 
D)  forgiveness

Question 16

Which of the following refers to an internal process that has an offender in mind and leads to prosocial change following a transgression?

Accepted Answer

A)  forgetfulness 
B)  forgiveness 
C)  reconciliation 
D)  hostility 
A)  forgetfulness 
B)  forgiveness 
C)  reconciliation 
D)  hostility

Question 17

Why is To Kill A Mockingbird considered by some to be a scientific approach to forgiveness and reconciliation?

Accepted Answer

To Kill A Mockingbird is considered by s

Question 18

Strategic forgiveness often results in contentious divorce proceedings.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which of the following terms refers to a degree of forgiveness calculated to signal to a competitor your willingness to cooperate.

Accepted Answer

A)  retributive forgiveness 
B)  emotional forgiveness 
C)  decisional forgiveness 
D)  strategic forgiveness 
A)  retributive forgiveness 
B)  emotional forgiveness 
C)  decisional forgiveness 
D)  strategic forgiveness

Question 20

In Axelrod's experiments, which strategy was the most successful for winning the prisoner's scenario?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cunning. 1 
B)  tit for tat 
C)  Cunning. 2 
D)  burn me once 
A)  Cunning. 1 
B)  tit for tat 
C)  Cunning. 2 
D)  burn me once

Exam 22: Social Psychology and Forgiveness

People who are less concerns about reciprocity and keeping score likely have a(n)______orientation.

Research shows that people who are happier truly do "forgive and forget."

Describe an example of how one might forgive without forgetting.

What does the restorative justice method allow?

To Kill A Mockingbird created a shared ______ that reversed the public spectacles of lynchings.

One way people may forgive without forgetting is through artistry.

Describe the four elements of the tit-for-tat strategy and note its relationship to the two different types of orientations in romantic relationships.

Which of the following exemplifies exchange orientation in a romantic relationship?

It is possible to be reconciled with someone without actually forgiving them.

Telling one's story may motivate one to create a better futures for the next generation.

Science indicates that we are more likely to reduce discrimination by ______.

A Japanese American who was held in an American internment camp during World War II is an advocate for peace and spends his time collecting money for and running an art gallery with works that remember the time he spent in the internment camp. What does this exemplify?

Something that tempts someone to choose personal gain by behaving in a way that would be harmful if everyone else behaved the same way is referred to as which of the following?

Which of the following "tit-for-tat" elements keeps you from "getting into unnecessary trouble?"

In ancient times, a punishment for stealing may have been that one's hand was cut off. What is this an example of?

Which of the following refers to an internal process that has an offender in mind and leads to prosocial change following a transgression?

Why is To Kill A Mockingbird considered by some to be a scientific approach to forgiveness and reconciliation?

Strategic forgiveness often results in contentious divorce proceedings.

Which of the following terms refers to a degree of forgiveness calculated to signal to a competitor your willingness to cooperate.

In Axelrod's experiments, which strategy was the most successful for winning the prisoner's scenario?

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Social Psychology and a Sustainable Environment

Social Psychology of Law and the Courtroom

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