According to research on the bystander effect, which of the following people is most likely to stop and help a stranger? a. Jacob is on his way to a doctor's appointment with his young son. b Xavier lives in a crowded city. c. Malika is in a terrible mood, having just learned that she foiled her midterm exam. d. Ciera just saw a young girl offering her arm, to help an older woman cross the street. e. Mahmood is lost in thought as he walks to work, worrying about his upcoming presentation.

Students in Interlake High School believe they are superior to Weest Lake High School in every way possible. This is a demonstration of a. ingroup bias. b. conformity. c. scapegoat theory. d. discrimination. e. groupthink.

Samir does not feel any obligation to help the homeless people he sees each morning on the way to the subway. He assumes it is their fault that they are homeless and that they must have done something to deserve it. Samir's assumptions represent

a. a stereotype.

b. an ingroup bias.

c. altruism.

d. aggression.

e. the just-world phenomenon.

Caroline hates to do group projects with Jake because she ends up doing much more of the work than he does. Jake is engaging in

a. social facilitation.

b. a social trap.

c. social loafing.

d. self-disclosure.

e. altruism.

Galileo’s notion that the earth revolved around the sun was in opposition to the widespread beliefs of his day. What social psychological principle is this an example of? a. Social thinking. b. Group polarization. c. Conformity. d. A stereotype. e. Minority influence.

Modern psychologists contend that all behavior, whether it is called normal or disordered, arises from the interaction of a. genetics and physiology. b. children and parents. c. experience and wisdom. d. inborn tendencies and drives. e. nature and nurture.

After being married 50 years, Nancy and Bill feel a deep, affectionate attachment to each other after oil that they have shored throughout their marriage. Psychologists would say that they have developed a. passionate love. b. a social script. c. an ingroup bias. d. companionate love. e. GRIT.

Among the main factors that determine whether a relationship will form and last are I. proximity. II. financial status. III. similarity. a. I only. b. II only. c. III only. d. I & II only. e. I & Ill only.

The enhancement of a group's prevailing tendencies occurs when people within a group discuss an idea that most of them either favor or oppose. This tendency is called a. group polarization. b. deindividuation. c. the just-world phenomenon. d. discrimination. e. categorization.

Which of the following is the most complete definition of conformity? a. Sharing a mood with others. b. Unconsciously mimic king the behaviors and reactions of others. c. Changing thoughts about a situation in order to please an authority figured. d. Adjusting our behavior or thinking toward some group standard e. Bringing our attitudes in line with our actions.

A feeling, often influenced by a belief, that predisposes one to respond in a particular way to people and events is known as a. central route persuasion. b. a role. c. social psychology. d. the foot-in-the-door phenomenon. e. an attitude.

Samir does not feel any obligation to help the homeless people he sees each morning on the way to the sub way. He assumes it is their fault that they are homeless and that they must have done something to deserve it. Samir's assumptions represent a. a stereotype. b. an ingroup bias. c. altruism. d. aggression. e. the just-world phenomenon.

Find the measure of the exterior angle x of each triangle given the measures of the two remote interior angles. a. 40°, 60° b. 55°, 100° c. 67°, 20° d. 38, 70° e. 19°, 127°

After being married 50 years, Nancy and Bill feel a deep, affectionate attachment to each other after all that they have shared throughout their marriage. Psychologists would say that they have developed

a. passionate love.

b. a social script.

c. an ingroup bias.

d. companionate love.

e. GRIT.