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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
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ChooseFNtheFNoneFNalternativeFNthatFNbestFNcompletesFNtheFNstatementFNorFNanswersFNtheFNquestion.

1. InFNtheFNintroductionFNtoFNChapterFN1,FNyouFNreadFNaboutFNaFNnumberFNofFNsocialFNphenomena:FNselflessFNandF
NselfishFNactionsFNperformedFNduringFNtheFNCOVIDFNpandemic;FNaFNsisterFNandFNbrotherFNdisagreedFNonFNtheF

NattractivenessFNofFNtheFNsameFNfraternity;FNandFNmoreFNthanFN800FNpeopleFNcommittedFNmassFNsuicideFNinFNJ

onestown,FNGuyana.FNWhatFNdoFNtheseFNexamplesFNhaveFNinFNcommon?
a. TheyFNdefyFNexplanation.
b. TheyFNdescribeFNsociallyFNdeviantFNbehavior.
c. TheyFNrevealFNtheFNpowerFNofFNsocialFNinfluence.
d. TheyFNreflectFNtheFNoperationFNofFNdeliberateFNpersuasionFNatt
empts.FNAnswer:FNC
LearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDefineFNsocialFNpsychologyFNandFNdistinguishFNitFNfromFNotherFNdi
sciplines.FNTopic:FNDefiningFNSocialFNPsychology
DifficultyFNLevel:F N Difficult
SkillFNLevel:FNUnderstandFNtheFNConcepts
APAFNLearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDescribeFNkeyFNconcepts,FNprinciples,FNandFNoverarchingFNthemesFNinFNpsychology.

2. TheFNscientificFNstudyFNofFNtheFNwayFNinFNwhichFNpeople’sFNthoughts,FNfeelings,FNandFNbehaviorsFNareFNinflu
encedFNbyFNtheFNrealFNorFNimaginedFNpresenceFNofFNotherFNpeopleFNisFNtheFNdefinitionFNof .
a. psychology
b. personalityFNpsychology
c. socialFNpsychology
d. sociology
FNAnswer:FNC

LearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDefineFNsocialFNpsychologyFNandFNdistinguishFNitFNfromFNotherFNdi
sciplines.FNTopic:FNDefiningFNSocialFNPsychology
DifficultyFNLevel:FNEasy
SkillFNLevel:FNRememberFNtheFNFacts
APAFNLearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDescribeFNkeyFNconcepts,FNprinciples,FNandFNoverarchingFNthemesFNinFNpsychology.

3. SocialFNpsychologyFNisFNtheFNstudyFNofFNhow
affect(s)FNtheFNthoughts,FNfeelings,FNandFNbehavio
rsFNofFNhumans.
a. liveFNsocialFNinteractionsFNwithFNotherFNhumans
b. theFNpresenceFNofFNrealFNorFNimaginedFNotherFNpeople
c. otherFNlivingFNthings
d. perceptionsFNofFNtheFNsocialFNw
orldFNAnswer:FNB
LearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDefineFNsocialFNpsychologyFNandFNdistinguishFNitFNfromFNotherFNdi
sciplines.FNTopic:FNDefiningFNSocialFNPsychology
DifficultyFNLevel:FNModerate
SkillFNLevel:FNUnderstandFNtheFNConcepts
APAFNLearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDescribeFNkeyFNconcepts,FNprinciples,FNandFNoverarchingFNthemesFNinFNpsychology.

4. WhichFNofFNtheFNfollowingFNisFNanFNexampleFNofFNsocialFNinfluence?
a. YouFNconcoctFNaFNconvincingFNlieFNtoFNtellFNyourFNprofessorFNaboutFNwhyFNyourFNassignmentFNwasFNlate.
b. WhenFNyouFNgetFNhungry,FNyouFNhaveFNtroubleFNconcentrating.
c. YouFNdidn’tFNdoFNwellFNonFNanFNexamFNbecauseFNyouFNstayedFNupFNallFNnightFNcramming.
d. YouFNalmostFNfallFNasleepFNwhileFNdriving,FNsoFNyouFNpullFNtoFNtheFNsideFNofFNtheFNroadFNtoFNtakeFNaFNshortFNnap.

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Answer:FNA
LearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDefineFNsocialFNpsychologyFNandFNdistinguishFNitFNfromFNotherFNdi
sciplines.FNTopic:FNDefiningFNSocialFNPsychology
DifficultyFNLevel:FNModerate
SkillFNLevel:FNUnderstandFNtheFNConcepts
APAFNLearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDescribeFNkeyFNconcepts,FNprinciples,FNandFNoverarchingFNthemesFNinFNpsychology.

5. E’LishaFNagreesFNtoFNspendFNallFNdayFNSaturdayFNhelpingFNherFNfriendFNcompleteFNherFNchores,FNevenFNthough
FNsheFNdoesn’tFNwantFNto,FNhadFNotherFNplans,FNandFNdoesn’tFNevenFNlikeFNherFNfriendFNallFNthatFNmuch.FNIt’sFNli

kelyFNE’Lisha’sFNfriendFNusedFNtheFNskillfulFNapplicationFNof toFNgetFNherFNtoFNagreeFNtoFNhelp.
a. socialFNinfluence
b. herFNmereFNpresence
c. obedience
d. threatF
NAnswer:FN

A
LearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDefineFNsocialFNpsychologyFNandFNdistinguishFNitFNfromFNotherFNdi
sciplines.FNTopic:FNDefiningFNSocialFNPsychology
DifficultyFNLevel:F N Moderate
SkillFNLevel:FNApplyFNWhatFNYouFNKnow
APAFNLearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDescribeFNkeyFNconcepts,FNprinciples,FNandFNoverarchingFNthemesFNinFNpsychology.

6. WhichFNexampleFNillustratesFNaFNdirectFNpersuasionFNattempt?
a. AFNbullyFNthreatensFNBillyFNandFNstealsFNhisFNlunchFNmoney.
b. RamonaFNworksFNhardFNinFNschoolFNtoFNmakeFNherFNmotherFNproud.
c. FelipeFNthinksFNofFNhisFNex-boyfriendFNandFNbecomesFNsad.
d. JasonFNmovesFNfromFNNewFNYorkFNtoFNAtlantaFNandFNdevelopsFNaFNSouther
nFNaccent.FNAnswer:FNA
LearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDefineFNsocialFNpsychologyFNandFNdistinguishFNitFNfromFNotherFNdi
sciplines.FNTopic:FNDefiningFNSocialFNPsychology
DifficultyFNLevel:FNModerate
SkillFNLevel:FNUnderstandFNtheFNConcepts
APAFNLearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDescribeFNkeyFNconcepts,FNprinciples,FNandFNoverarchingFNthemesFNinFNpsychology.

7. NotFNallFNsocialFNinfluenceFNisFNdirectFNorFNdeliberate.FNComparedFNtoFNtheFNothers,FNwhichFNexampleFNBE
STFNillustratesFNindirectFNorFNsubtleFNsocialFNinfluence?
a. AnFNnationwideFNadvertisingFNcampaignFNisFNlaunchedFNtoFNpromoteFNaFNnewFNsoftFNdrink.
b. AFNsenatorialFNcandidateFNdeliversFNaFNspeechFNtoFNconvinceFNvotersFNthatFNsheFNisFNnotFNreallyFNliberal.
c. AFNparentFNdisciplinesFNaFNchildFNbyFNtakingFNawayFNaFNfavoriteFNtoy.
d. AFNchildFNseesFNotherFNkidsFNwearingFNtheirFNT-shirtsFNinsideFNoutFNandFNstartsFNwearingFNaFNT-
shirtFNtheFNsameFNway.FNAnswer:FND
LearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDefineFNsocialFNpsychologyFNandFNdistinguishFNitFNfromFNotherFNdi
sciplines.FNTopic:FNDefiningFNSocialFNPsychology
DifficultyFNLevel:FNModerate
SkillFNLevel:FNUnderstandFNtheFNConcepts
APAFNLearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDescribeFNkeyFNconcepts,FNprinciples,FNandFNoverarchingFNthemesFNinFNpsychology.

8. FromFNacrossFNtheFNroom,FNXiaoFNseesFNhisFNmotherFNsigh,FNandFNheFNapproachesFNtoFNgiveFNherFNaFNhugFNinFN
hopesFNofFNcheeringFNherFNup.FNInFNthisFNcase,FNXiao’sFNbehaviorFNisFNanFNexampleFNofFNa(n)
socialFNinfluenceFNattempt.
a. direct
b. ineffective
c. indirect
d. unintended
FNAnswer:FNA

LearningFNObjective:FN1.1FNDefineFNsocialFNpsychologyFNandFNdistinguishFNitFNfromFNotherFNdi
sciplines.FNTopic:FNDefiningFNSocialFNPsychology
DifficultyFNLevel:FNDifficult

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