The Authors of Chapter 1 ("Defining the Field of Applied

Multiple Choice

The authors of Chapter 1 ("Defining the Field of Applied Social Psychology") propose that

A) a central focus of the field of applied social psychology is on practical problems, as well as on social problems
B) problems such as smoking and HIV/AIDS are nonsocial at a basic biological level and thus are not especially amenable to social psychologically based solutions
C) understanding group dynamics among teams is the core focus of applied social psychology
D) social psychology has a more applied focus than applied social psychology