Whose aim was to “humanize social practice in the factory and the school as well as in the laboratory?”
a. Mach
b. Lewin
c. Wertheimer
d. Asch
B
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Suppose you meet a new person on campus from a culture different from your own. You soon discover that your new friend has difficulty understanding what you mean by "self-esteem." You conclude that your friend probably comes from
A. an individualistic culture. B. a collectivist culture. C. a nonindustrial culture. D. a large family.
Victims of bullies tend to be associated with all of the following except
a. children whose attachment style to their mothers is avoidant. b. children whose attachment style to their mothers is ambiguous. c. children whose attachment style to their mothers is secure. d. children whose attachment style to their mothers is anxious/resistant.
Nicholas and Alexandra are typical American teenagers. How would their descriptions concerning their first sexual experience MOST likely differ?
A. Nicholas would be more likely to describe his first partner as someone whom he loves. B. Nicholas would be more likely to feel guilty about his first sexual experience. C. Alexandra's peers would be more likely to express some disapproval concerning her behavior. D. Alexandra would be more likely to view the experience in terms of recreation rather than romance.
Aronson argues that recently activated or frequently activated concepts are more likely to readily come to mind and thus be used in interpreting social events. This phenomenon is called:
a. context effects. b. reactance. c. heuristics. d. priming.