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Some researchers distinguish between three components of an attitude. These are?
Cognitive, emotional, behavioural.
Which of the following most accurately delineates the three components of consummate love
as defined by Sternberg's triangular theory? Intimacy, passion, and decision/commitment.
Tiger Woods has just sunk a 38-foot putt for a birdie that breaks a tie and means he is the
winner of the British Open. He stands up, pumps his right arm several times and throws his
putter into the air. This is a form of? Non-verbal communication.
ERG theory condenses Maslow's hierarchy of needs into three distinct levels? Existence,
relatedness, and growth.
The approach to reducing racism and prejudice that involves getting people together from
different cultural backgrounds to work cooperatively is known as? Cooperative tasks.
Longitudinal studies are useful in assessing? Age changes rather than age differences.
The relationship between learning to speak and learning read shows? Learning to read is not
natural.
,Bowlby proposed that infants develop mental representations of attachment relationships that
form the basis for expectations in close relationships. He referred to this as? Internal
working models.
Companionate love involves? Deep affection, friendship, and emotional intimacy.
Deci's self-determination theory argues that people have innate needs, what are they?
Competence, autonomy & relatedness to others
What do all groups develop in order to guide thought, feeling, and behaviour? Norms.
Black children adopted by white middle-class families tend to have IQ scores that are?
Higher than similar black children raised in poverty.
A child whose early attachment to her mother is marked by extreme anxiety resulting from
inconsistent or abusive caretaking may? Form a working model of herself as unlovable and
see significant others as unpredictable.
Which stage of moral judgment is typical of school children before the age of 9 or 10?
Morality of constraint.
,When the British arrived in Australia, the number of separate languages was estimated at?
250.
Research investigating culture as a mediator of cognitive complexity found? Complexity
depended on the nature of the situation.
Refining the degree to which a person holds ambivalent attitude is important in assessing?
The relationship between attitudes and behaviour.
What is an incentive? An incentive is an external stimulus or reward that can have
motivational consequences.
Children encode and organise information about their culture's definitions of maleness and
femaleness in? Gender schemas.
Communication practices are at the heart of which relatively new approach in psychology?
Discursive psychology.
Which term refers to the influence of social processes on the way people think, feel and
behave? Social psychology.
Empathy is said to have two components? Cognitive and emotional.
, What is the significance of the Zimbardo Prison Studies? People's behaviour, emotions,
attitudes, and identities can be heavily influenced by roles.
According to social Darwinian theory, the Aboriginal people were viewed as? Biologically
inferior.
The traditional foundation of community life in the Torres Straight Islands was? Kinship
affiliation.
The process whereby group members make decisions based more on maintaining group
harmony and cohesiveness than on actual analysis of the realities of a situation is?
Groupthink.
In order to move away from egocentrism and toward the ability to represent another person's
mind in one's own, an individual must develop an implicit set of ideas about the existence of
mental states, such as beliefs and feelings, in oneself and others, known as? Theory of mind.
Proximity plays an important role in attraction because? It allows people to get to know one
another and sets the stage for familiarity.
In negative reinforcement, an increase in behaviour follows? Removal of something
aversive.
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Some researchers distinguish between three components of an attitude. These are?
Cognitive, emotional, behavioural.
Which of the following most accurately delineates the three components of consummate love
as defined by Sternberg's triangular theory? Intimacy, passion, and decision/commitment.
Tiger Woods has just sunk a 38-foot putt for a birdie that breaks a tie and means he is the
winner of the British Open. He stands up, pumps his right arm several times and throws his
putter into the air. This is a form of? Non-verbal communication.
ERG theory condenses Maslow's hierarchy of needs into three distinct levels? Existence,
relatedness, and growth.
The approach to reducing racism and prejudice that involves getting people together from
different cultural backgrounds to work cooperatively is known as? Cooperative tasks.
Longitudinal studies are useful in assessing? Age changes rather than age differences.
The relationship between learning to speak and learning read shows? Learning to read is not
natural.
,Bowlby proposed that infants develop mental representations of attachment relationships that
form the basis for expectations in close relationships. He referred to this as? Internal
working models.
Companionate love involves? Deep affection, friendship, and emotional intimacy.
Deci's self-determination theory argues that people have innate needs, what are they?
Competence, autonomy & relatedness to others
What do all groups develop in order to guide thought, feeling, and behaviour? Norms.
Black children adopted by white middle-class families tend to have IQ scores that are?
Higher than similar black children raised in poverty.
A child whose early attachment to her mother is marked by extreme anxiety resulting from
inconsistent or abusive caretaking may? Form a working model of herself as unlovable and
see significant others as unpredictable.
Which stage of moral judgment is typical of school children before the age of 9 or 10?
Morality of constraint.
,When the British arrived in Australia, the number of separate languages was estimated at?
250.
Research investigating culture as a mediator of cognitive complexity found? Complexity
depended on the nature of the situation.
Refining the degree to which a person holds ambivalent attitude is important in assessing?
The relationship between attitudes and behaviour.
What is an incentive? An incentive is an external stimulus or reward that can have
motivational consequences.
Children encode and organise information about their culture's definitions of maleness and
femaleness in? Gender schemas.
Communication practices are at the heart of which relatively new approach in psychology?
Discursive psychology.
Which term refers to the influence of social processes on the way people think, feel and
behave? Social psychology.
Empathy is said to have two components? Cognitive and emotional.
, What is the significance of the Zimbardo Prison Studies? People's behaviour, emotions,
attitudes, and identities can be heavily influenced by roles.
According to social Darwinian theory, the Aboriginal people were viewed as? Biologically
inferior.
The traditional foundation of community life in the Torres Straight Islands was? Kinship
affiliation.
The process whereby group members make decisions based more on maintaining group
harmony and cohesiveness than on actual analysis of the realities of a situation is?
Groupthink.
In order to move away from egocentrism and toward the ability to represent another person's
mind in one's own, an individual must develop an implicit set of ideas about the existence of
mental states, such as beliefs and feelings, in oneself and others, known as? Theory of mind.
Proximity plays an important role in attraction because? It allows people to get to know one
another and sets the stage for familiarity.
In negative reinforcement, an increase in behaviour follows? Removal of something
aversive.
