The basic tenet of ________ is that when we feel empathy for another person’s plight, we will help that person regardless of what we may stand to gain.
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Pluralistic ignorance results when ________ backfires.
Pluralistic ignorance results when ________ backfires.
________ refers to our tendency to view members of ________…
________ refers to our tendency to view members of ________ as more similar to one another than they really are.
When our behaviors are inconsistent with our values or belie…
When our behaviors are inconsistent with our values or beliefs, we are NOT likely to experience cognitive dissonance if
Recall that even when participants in an experiment conducte…
Recall that even when participants in an experiment conducted by Jones and Harris (1967) were told that people were assigned to write an essay sympathetic to Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, they still were willing to assume that the essay reflected the writer’s true “pro-Castro” attitudes. These findings illustrate
________ conformity is to the desire to be right as ________…
________ conformity is to the desire to be right as ________ conformity is to the desire to be liked.
Ainsworth and her colleagues (1978) identified three basic a…
Ainsworth and her colleagues (1978) identified three basic attachment styles, which they termed
In a controlled experiment, Rosenthal and Jacobson (1968) in…
In a controlled experiment, Rosenthal and Jacobson (1968) informed grade school teachers that some of their students (called “bloomers”) would show great academic improvement in the upcoming year. In reality, the “bloomers” were chosen randomly by the researchers, and were no smarter than any of the other students. Which of the following best describes the results of this study? At the end of the year,
People are especially likely to conform due to informational…
People are especially likely to conform due to informational social influence
People are more likely to pay attention to characteristics o…
People are more likely to pay attention to characteristics of the communicator, rather than to the contents of the message, when