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SOCIAL CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS | LATEST
VERSION 2025/2026.




Social psychology - ANS The study of how social influences affect thinking and action



Social cognition - ANS An approach in which cognitive theories and research techniques are
used to investigate social psychology phenomena



Cultural psychology - ANS The study of how cultural experiences are central and closely
linked with social psychological functioning



Dispositional factor - ANS When the cause of peoples behavior are due to their internal
characteristics



Traits - ANS Dispositions to behave in a particular way over a range of similar situations



Cross-Situational consistency - ANS The phenomenon where people act the same way across
a variety of situations




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, Stability - ANS The act of a consistent reaction to a situation over time



Strong situations - ANS Situations that are powerful enough to suppress individual
differences



Weak situations - ANS Situations that allow for more personality influences on behavior



Fundamental attribution error (FAE) - ANS The bias to attribute others behavior to stable
internal causes rather than external circumstances



Self-Serving Bias(SSB) - ANS The bias to explain our successes on the basis of internal,
dispositional factors and blame our failures to external, situational factors



Social Identity Theory(SIT) - ANS The theory that is based on four interrelated concepts:
social categorization, social identity, social comparison, and positive distinctiveness



Ingroups - ANS A group to which an individual belongs



Outgroups - ANS A group to which the individual DOES NOT belong



Social Identity - ANS The knowledge of one's membership of one or more social groups



Intergroup behaviors - ANS The interaction between members of different groups due to our
social identities from the group.



Social-Representations Theory(SRT) - ANS The theory that holds social representations are
the shared beliefs of the society we live in or the group to which we belong




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