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Social Psych Exam 2

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Which of the following is not considered a nonverbal behavior? a) tone of voice b) touch c) spoken sentences d) facial expression c) spoken sentences
Talia loves animals but still eats meat. When she experiences dissonance, she tells herself that she also gives to the food pantry. This is an example of: a) self affirmation b) priming c) self handicapping d) growth mindset a) self affirmation
To reduce CD, people often change something about themselves as a means of reducing CD. This is an a) overjustification effect b) external justification c) internal justification d) postdecision regret c) internal justification
Zoe forms a circle w/ her thumb and forefinger to communicate to her sister that everything is okay. What gesture is this? a) display rule b) emblem c) universal b) emblem
People are unlikely to change their attitude after saying something they truly believe if there is ___ for the lie. a) insufficient justification b) external justification c) post-decision regret d) insufficient rationalizaiton b) external justification
The 2 factors necessary to experience emotion according to Schachter's 2 factor theory are: a) phys arousal & motivation b) phys arousal & appropriate explanation c)phys arousal & psych arousal d) psych interest & ability b) phys arousal & appropriate explanation Ex. Omg I am super sweaty and my knees are shaking (phys arousal)... there is a bear (external cue providing explanation for feeling) I am feeling fear (named the emotion after physical reaction & enviro cue)
How people communicate, intentionally/ unintentionally, w/o words is a) gestures b) automatic communication c) nonverbal communication d) social perception c) nonverbal communication
Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 universal emotions? a) happiness b) anger c) guilt d) fear e) surprise f) disgust g) sadness c) guilt
_____ are culture-specific norms that dictate what kinds of emotional expressions are allowed. a) nonverbal rules b) expressive norms c) encoding rules d) display rules d) display rules
Students in the US seldom applaud after a lecture, but European students often applaud. This reflects the power of: a) display rules b) emblems c) encoding d) pointless norms a) display rules
Zoe is described as a "nerd". Based on this, you assume she is awkward, introverted, unpopular - this info makes up your... a) personality b) schema c) thin-slice d) display rules b) schema
The process of decoding nonverbal communications & also using schemas are both examples of ______ processes. a) controlled b) automatic c) heuristic d) motivated b) automatic
____ theory explains how people can explain the causes of their own and others' bhvr a) implicit personality b) dispositional c) attribution d) causal identification c) attribution
Don is running late for work. Making an internal attribution, we may say a) Don got hit by a bus b) Don's alarm didn't go off c) Don got stuck in traffic d) Don is a lousy good for nothing lazy sack of shit (or something along those lines) d) Don is a lousy good for nothing lazy sack of shit
A student arrives late to class. Jill assumes the student overslept (______) while Jack thinks he got stuck in traffic (______) a) internal; external b) external; internal a) internal; external
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