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  • December 8, 2021
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Lecture 2 - Experiencing online aggression Which statement is correct? A) Facebook intensity mediates the relationship between Dark Triad personality traits and cyber-aggression B) Proximal determinants are immediate determinants of specific behaviour Only A is correct Only B is correct Both A and B are correct Both A and B are false

Answer: Only B is correct

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Lecture 3 - Online prosocial behaviour The following quotes relate to the study of Guo et al. (2018) regarding shyness and prosocial behavior. Assess which statements are true based on the findings of their study. 1) A higher social self-efficacy is positively related to people’s empathic concern, which in turn leads to a higher likelihood to perform online prosocial behavior 2) Both social self-efficacy as perspective taking predict online social behavior. Only 1 is true Only 2 is true Both 1 and 2 are true Both 1 and 2 are false

Answer: Only 2 is true

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Lecture 4 – Witnessing online aggression A) Pabian and colleagues showed that being a bystander of cyberbullying leads to lower levels of empathic responsiveness at a later time point B) Media effect theories focus only on changes in attitudes and behaviour Only A is correct Only B is correct Both A and B are correct Both A and B are false

Answer: Only A is correct

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Lecture 6 - Celebrity bashing What significant others think of a risk behavior and whether they typically approve or disapprove it is called: A) Descriptive norm B) Social norm C) Injunctive norm D) Value

Answer: C) Injunctive norm

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Lecture 7 - Risky selfie taking & posting (4 questions for this lecture) 1. Name the three moderators that were investigated by Chen & colleagues (2019) in order to better explain risky selfie taking behaviour, besides the moderator ‘narcissism’

Answer: Gender, age, sensation seeking

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Lecture 7 - Risky selfie taking & posting (4 questions for this lecture) 2. Indicate for the moderators (investigated by Chen & colleagues, 2019) gender, age and sensation seeking why the authors selected these specific moderators

Answer: - Boys & men more attracted and enjoy it more than women & girls - Around middle adolescence a peak - Sensation seeking increases during adolescence

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