A) the mere exposure effect.
B) the fundamental attribution error.
C) the self-serving bias.
D) the actor-observer effect.
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A) more risky
B) more conservative
C) either more risky or more conservative
D) about the same
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A) romantic love
B) passionate love
C) consummate love
D) infatuated love
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A) The peripheral route is likely to cause behaviour change much faster than the central route.
B) The central route is likely to influence decisions much longer than the peripheral route.
C) The central route is more likely influenced by the humour of the message than the peripheral route.
D) The peripheral route is achieved by the door-in-the-face technique while the central route is achieved by the foot-in-the-door technique.
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A) They both decrease with the presence of a dissenter (someone who goes against the social pressure) .
B) They both involve direct pressure for an individual to behave a certain way.
C) They both increase with increases in group size.
D) They both increase as the physical proximity of the social pressure decreases.
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A) low stress
B) insulated from outside influence
C) directive leader
D) high group cohesiveness
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A) bogus pipeline technique
B) foot-in-the-door technique
C) door-in-the-face technique
D) appeals-to-guilt technique
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A) the less appealing the reward for something, the less likely we are to do it.
B) we are more likely to blame ourselves for our bad behaviour if we believe it was unjustified.
C) we are more likely to experience a state of unpleasantness when we do not have an external reason for an inconsistency between our attitudes and our behaviour.
D) we are more likely to judge other people negatively if we believe that their behaviour was unjustified.
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A) Women were less likely than men to inflict shock to the 450-volt maximum.
B) When the experiment was moved to a commercial location not connected to a university, fewer than 20% of participants cooperated to the 450-volt maximum.
C) When the teacher was required to place the learner's hand on a shock plate, 30% of participants still participated to the 450-volt maximum.
D) Even when a confederate posed as another participant and defied the experimenter, 20% of participants still participated to the 450-volt maximum.
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A) Conformity involves a direct request, whereas obedience involves an indirect request.
B) Conformity is the response to a group, whereas obedience is the response to an individual person.
C) Conformity assumes that social norms are obvious, whereas obedience assumes that social roles are apparent.
D) Conformity is the tendency to yield to social pressure, whereas obedience is the act of following the direct commands of an authority figure.
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A) diffusion of responsibility
B) decreasing social commitment
C) increasing emotional detachment in urban centers
D) increases in individualism in Western culture
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A) 0
B) 10
C) 35
D) 65
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A) Bem.
B) Milgram.
C) Eagly and Chaiken.
D) Festinger and Carlsmith.
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A) when we behave in ways that are slightly out of character
B) when we behave in ways that are strikingly out of character
C) when we behave in ways that are most familiar to us
D) when we behave in ways that are unfamiliar to us
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A) non-romantic love
B) dispassionate love
C) fatuate love
D) empty love
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A) secure
B) insecure
C) anxious-ambivalent
D) anxious-avoidant
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