Consider a study in which researchers created groups of relatively prejudiced and unprejudiced high school students and asked them to respond to issues concerning racial attitudes, both before and after discussion of these issues. Following the group discussions, you would expect that
a. both groups would become more prejudiced.
b. both groups would become less prejudiced.
c. those who were
relatively unprejudiced would become less prejudiced and those who were relativelyprejudiced would become more prejudiced.
d. those who were relatively unprejudiced would become more prejudiced and those who were relativelyprejudiced would become less prejudiced.
c
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Dr. Greenberg is an industrial/organizational psychologist. In his job at Acme Corporation, he is likely to work on all but which of the following tasks? a. Use psychological tests to determine the fit between a job applicant's abilities and available positions in thecompany
b. Identify leadership qualities that are most effective in increasing worker productivity. c. Examine ways to make computer systems easier to use. d. Conduct a survey to determine employees' job satisfaction. e. Conduct a survey to determine which consumers are most likely to buy Acme's products.
Youths with disruptive behavior disorders, especially those with conduct disorder,
a. associate more with deviant peers. b. are rejected by non-deviant peers. c. have hostile interpersonal relationships. d. all of these relate to youths with disruptive behavior disorders.
The ability to notice oneself in a mirror or photograph is called
a. personal agency. b. self-recognition. c. identity foreclosure. d. the psychological comparisons phase.
_____ has emerged as a leading figure in the interpersonal approach to group therapy.
A. Aaron Beck B. Albert Ellis C. Irvin Yalom D. Donald Meichenbaum