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Sociology Final Exam with Updated Questions and Answers What does the sociological perspective show us about whom any individual chooses to marry? - CORRECT ANSWER The operation of society guides many of our personal choices What does the symbolic interaction approach see society as? - CORRECT ANSWER A product of the everyday interactions between individuals What does the structural functional approach compare society to? - CORRECT ANSWER An organism What are three personal values of ...

Social Psychology - ANSWER the scientific study of how we think about, influence, and relate to one another. Attribution Theory - ANSWER the theory that we explain someone's behavior by crediting either the situation or the person's disposition. Fundamental Attribution Error - ANSWER the tendency for observers, when analyzing another's behavior, to underestimate the impact of the situation and to overestimate the impact of personal disposition. -we dont do this as much with ourselves...

Consolidation/study notes on conformity in social influence for year 1 of A level psychology. Contains information on the different types of conformity like compliance, identification and internalisation and explanations like normative and informational. Then talks about Asch's line study and factors that can change the results. And then also has Zimbardo's prison study. Each is evaluated after being summerised.

A level Psychology Paper 1 example responses sample set 1. QUESTION 02 Briefly outline and evaluate the findings of any one study of social influence. [4 marks] MARK SCHEME Marks for this question: AO1 = 2 and AO3 = 2 Level Marks Description 2 3–4 Findings are clear and accurate. Evaluation/analysis is clear and coherent. 1 1–2 Findings are clear but there is no evaluation, or, findings and evaluation are both incomplete/partly accurate. For 1 mark there is some detail of findings...

Marketing Fundamentals -WGU C712, Exam Questions with accurate answers, graded A+ the production era - 1. "A good product sells itself" - Prior to the 1920's the sales era - 2. "Creative ads and selling will overcome consumer resistance and persuade them to buy" - Prior to 1950's the marketing era - 3. "The consumer rules! Find a need and fill it" - Since 1950's the relationship era - 4. "Long-term relationships with customers and other partners lead to success" - Since ...

Marketing Fundamentals -WGU C712, Exam Questions with accurate answers, graded A+ the production era - 1. "A good product sells itself" - Prior to the 1920's the sales era - 2. "Creative ads and selling will overcome consumer resistance and persuade them to buy" - Prior to 1950's the marketing era - 3. "The consumer rules! Find a need and fill it" - Since 1950's the relationship era - 4. "Long-term relationships with customers and other partners lead to success" - Since 19...

This is a full detailed notes on social influence and covers everything the course needs students to know. It is very useful and great as it is consise but detailed meaning it is excellent to revise from. It has all the PEC paragraphs and strengths and weaknesses required to learn, as well as named studies, keywords and details and facts needed in the GCSE course. This is extremely useful as there are not very useful textbooks to buy for psychology (no CGP ones) so this is a great resource t...

the production era 1. "A good product sells itself" - Prior to the 1920's the sales era 2. "Creative ads and selling will overcome consumer resistance and persuade them to buy" - Prior to 1950's the marketing era 3. "The consumer rules! Find a need and fill it" - Since 1950's the relationship era 4. "Long-term relationships with customers and other partners lead to success" - Since 1990's the social era 5. "Connecting to consumers via internet and so...

Festingers Cognitive dissonance model An aversive state where competing attitudes are present. Balance theory We prefer our attitudes to be consistent, can be visualised as a triangle. When the triangle is balanced we have consistent attitudes towards the other and the attitude object. P - person O - Other X - attitude object Unbalanced triangle leads to cognitive dissonance. What happened to cult members after the predicted apocalypse failed? Most stayed and reaffirmed thei...

Exam 2 (Ch. 5-8) 1 Marc D. Kinon, Ph.D. Psychology 382 (Spring 2013) 1) The evolutionary process by which nature selects traits that best enable organisms to survive and reproduce in particular environmental niches is called A. evolutionary adaptation. B. evolutionary psychology. C. natural adaptation. D. natural selection. 2) Norms _____ behavior. A. describe B. prescribe C. change D. are the result of 3) Worldwide, women’s vocational interests, compared to men, A. relate to things rather tha...