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PSYC 1504 TEST


Facial feedback hypothesis - ANSWER Dora's friend tells her that if she smiles
more, she'll feel happier. What theory asserts that facial expressions are capable of
influencing our emotions?

Select one:

a. Emotion-Facial theory

b. Facial feedback hypothesis

c. Body language theory

d. Language behavior theory

Arousal theory - ANSWER The theory that strong emotions trigger the formation
of strong memories and weaker emotional experiences form weaker memories is
called:

Select one:

a. Equipotentiality hypothesis

b. Emotional memory

c. Memory processing

d. Flashbulb memory

e. Arousal theory

Linguistic determinism - ANSWER The idea that language influences the way we
think is called:

Select one:

a. Thought-language theory

b. Cognitive reasoning

c. Language habit

, d. Linguistic determinism

e. None of the above

Scapegoating - ANSWER Affirmative action was in place in order to provide equal
access to education to groups that have been historically excluded or
underrepresented. When John, a white male, found out he wouldn't get into the
university of his choice, he blamed minorities for taking "his spot" due to
affirmative action. This type of thinking is called:

Select one:

a. Out-group bias b. Scapegoating

c. In-group bias

e. None of the above

False - ANSWER True or False: People who live in individualist cultures tend to
believe that group needs, social harmony, and respectfulness are more important
than personal gain

Select one:

True

False

foot-in-the-door technique - ANSWER Rachel asks Sonia for a favor, to please let
her borrow sugar. Later that day, she asks her to borrow her lawnmower. Then
come that weekend, she asks her to borrow her car. Rachel agrees even though she
feels hesitant. What's this technique called?

Select one:

a. Persuasion theory

b. Foot-in-the-door technique

c. Sidedness technique

d. Agreeability technique

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