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AQA Psychology: Social Influence Exam Questions and Answers Name and define the 3 types of Confomity - Answer-COMPLIANCE - change behaviour to fit in, don't agree in private but go along in public - last as long as group is present - linked to Normative social influence IDENTIFICATION - adjust because membership is desirable, conforming to behaviour of role model - private and public acceptance - temporary INTERNALISATION - change in public and private views - most permanent form as it ...

Zeta Phi Beta PRACTISE Test Final Exam 2024/2025 How many affiliated organization make up the National Pan-Hellenic Council? - CORRECT ANSWER-9 Motto - CORRECT ANSWER-A community-conscious, action-oriented organization List the 9 organization that make up the Pan-Hellenic Council. - CORRECT ANSWERAlpha Phi Alpha (1906) Alpha Kappa Alpha (1908) Kappa Alpha Psi (1911) Omega Psi Phi (1911) Delta Sigma Theta (1913) Phi Beta Sigma (June 9, 1914) Zeta Phi Beta (January 16,1920) Sigma Gamma ...

Social Psychology Exam Conformity Conformity ️Adapting one's behavior or beliefs due to real or imagined group pressure. Persuasion ️The process of changing attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors through communication or messages. Compliance ️Conforming publicly to a request or command while privately maintaining different beliefs. Obedience ️Following direct orders or commands from authority figures. Acceptance ️Conforming both in behavior and belief due to social pressure. Coerc...

Norms correct answers attitudinal and behavioural uniformities that define group membership and differentiate between groups Explicit norm correct answers spoken or written rules Implicit norm correct answers unspoken, unwritten rules Sherif's (1936) classic study of how norms form correct answers when making judgments alone, we rely on our own estimates as a frame of reference; though when in a group, we use group estimates as a frame of reference Frame of reference correct answers...

complex systems correct answers - the opposite of simple systems - two componenets: Complex Interactions and Tight Coupling - many steps, many connections, intricate processes (ex. Everest expedition, any multinational corp) Complex Interactions correct answers different elements of the complex system interact in ways that are unexpected and difficult to comprehend Tight Coupling correct answers fairly rigid sequence of time-dependent activities, such that one problem could trigger o...

Zeta Phi Beta Test Exam questions and answers How many affiliated organization make up the National Pan-Hellenic Council? - CORRECT ANSWER-9 List the 9 organization that make up the Pan-Hellenic Council. - CORRECT ANSWERAlpha Phi Alpha (1906) Alpha Kappa Alpha (1908) Kappa Alpha Psi (1911) Omega Psi Phi (1911) Delta Sigma Theta (1913) Phi Beta Sigma (June 9, 1914) Zeta Phi Beta (January 16,1920) Sigma Gamma Rho (1922) Iota Phi Theta (1963) What is Hazing? - CORRECT ANSWER-Hazing is a...

Beatific (adj.) blissful; rendering or making blessed Behemoth (n.) a creature of enormous size, power, or appearance Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:00 Full screen Blandishment (n.) anything designed to flatter or coax; sweet talk, apple-polishing Cacophonous (adj.) harsh-sounding, raucous, discordant, dissonant Chicanery (n.) trickery, deceptive practices or tactices, double-dealing...

"g-factor" correct answers "General" ability => visual, spatial, verbal, quantitative "c-factor" correct answers Collective intelligence factor Teams > sum of parts What leads to collective intelligence? correct answers Group composition (social perceptiveness) Group communication Pluralistic Ignorance correct answers Norm for consensus overrides realistic appraisal of alternative courses of action Groupthink Symptoms correct answers 1) Overestimation of the group...

Psychology Chapter 13 Social Psychology Graded A+ social psychology ️study of how people influence others' behavior, beliefs, and attitudes social facilitation ️enhancement of performance brought about by the presence of others (ex: bicycle riderse obtained faster speeds when racing w/ other bicyclists than when racing against only the clock) social disruption ️worsening of behavior in the presence of others; occurs in tasks we find difficult (ex: "choking" in the company of othe...

LEGL 2700 Epstein Test 3 Exam Questions With Revised Correct Answers Who is criminal law protecting? - Answer -Society (criminal cases are wrongs against society) What are the sources of criminal law? - Answer -Authority in federal and state codes (criminal sections or sometimes penal codes) Who brings the case in criminal law? - Answer -Government is the party prosecuting What is the standard of proof in criminal cases? - Answer -Beyond reasonable doubt What is white collar crime? - A...