ΚThe cognitivist paradigm
in social psychology refers to:
a)ΚΚ all behavior is
traceable through genetic/biological causes.
b)ΚΚ persons and personalities behave towards others in conformance with their psychological space.
c)ΚΚ a strict experimental methodology which assumes the uniqueness and individuality
of each subject.
d)ΚΚ a perspective that
social psychology is limited by its historical boundaries
because the true determinants of behavior are both time and culture bound.
(b)Κ - p. 50
According to Barkerβs field
theory in ecological psychology, which
of the following would be
the most active role:
a)ΚΚ invited guest
b)ΚΚ joint leaders
c)ΚΚ active
functionaries
d)ΚΚ customer
(b)Κ - p. 51
Which of the following attruction
structures would be the most stable:
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Κ
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b)
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ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ c)
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ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ d)
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Κ (c)Κ p. 57
The word γpersonalityδ derives from the Greek term γpersonnaδ which
means:
a)ΚΚ mind
b)ΚΚ face
c)ΚΚ mask
d)ΚΚ role
(c)ΚΚΚΚ - p. 61
According to the workbook, the statement, γOur well being
in health, body, and therefore mind, is entirely at the mercy of continguity or
contingency,δ is
Κ
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ a) true
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ b) false
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ (a) φ p. 62ΚΚΚΚ
Due to heredity, you are red-green color blind. You also love apples.
to the supermarket, because of the similarity in shape, you mistakenly a bell
pepper and bite into it. After that experience you find you no like apples.
This sequence could be labeled:
a)ΚΚ approach
- avoidance conflict
b)ΚΚ stimulus
generalization - extinction
c)ΚΚ classical
χ operant conditioning
d)ΚΚ a
UCs - UCr interaction
(b) -p. 63
According to Chalres Osgood, which of the following is not a
basic type of rG:
a)ΚΚ potency
b)ΚΚ evaluation
c)ΚΚ learning
d)ΚΚ activity
(c)- p. 65
One experiences frustration when:
a)ΚΚ some
barrier in the environment blocks the need state
b)ΚΚ some
barrier in the environment inhibits tie need state
c)ΚΚ one
extinguishes the need state and replaces it with an alternative
d)ΚΚ (a)
and (b)
e)ΚΚ all
of the above
(d)Κ - p. 69
If the darkened areas in the diagram below represents the
resistance of an individual to
situational changes,
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ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ
AΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ B
Which group would be considered the most homogeneous:
a)ΚΚ group A
b)ΚΚ group B
c)ΚΚ both groups are equally homogeneous
d)ΚΚ one cannot answer unless more information is provided
(c)ΚΚΚΚ - p.
74
Which group could be expected to exhibit the most change
presented a logical argument for extra-terrestrial beings;
a)ΚΚ group A
b)ΚΚ group B
c)ΚΚ both groups would be equally affected
d)ΚΚ one cannot answer unless more information is provided
(b)Κ - p. 75
In discussing variables that effect interpersonal
relationships, the term propinquity,δ is
best described as a:
a)ΚΚ demographic
variable
b)ΚΚ a particular distribution of memberβs attitudes and values
c)
personal
characteristic
d)
none of the above
(d)Κ - p. 76
The perspective that community creates social organization
and social organization acts like a force field
is best described by the term:
a)ΚΚ sociodynamics
b)ΚΚ psychodynamics
c)ΚΚ ethnodymanics
d)ΚΚ gestalt
psychology
(a)Κ - p. 80
γI won Ξt tellδ and γLeave me
aloneδ are psychological ________________ a
person erects which function to reduce
the personβs accessibility.
a)ΚΚ tensions
b)ΚΚ conflicts
c)ΚΚ fields
d)ΚΚ boundaries
(d)Κ - p. 83
γJohnny stop your crying! Big boys never cry!δ is best
described as:
a)ΚΚ role behavior
b)ΚΚ conforming ritual
c)ΚΚ role prescription
d)ΚΚ modeling imprint
(c)Κ χ p. 91
Which of the following statements is not true:
a)ΚΚ ethnodymanics becomes a context for psychodynamics
b)ΚΚ role behaviors cannot be studied independently of psychodynamics
c)ΚΚ both ethnodymanics and psychodynamics are part of the sociodymanic
setting
d)ΚΚ all of the above are true
Which of the following is not mentioned as an important
factor affecting group climate:
a)ΚΚ connectivity structure
b)ΚΚ attitudinal distribution
c)ΚΚ group size
d)ΚΚ activity index
(d)Κ - p. 97
The perspective that community implies a social setting for
routine exchanged between individuals is best described by the term:
a)ΚΚ discourse analysis
b)
daily round
c)
ritualized scheduling
d)
transactional rules
(b)Κ - p. 113
Which of the following
is not an objective methodology available to social psychology:
a)
description of society
b)
description of community
c)
description of individuals
(c)Κ - p. 116
Which of the following is not a technique in which the
observer acts as a co-participant from within:
a)ΚΚ general daily rounds
b)ΚΚ ethnographies
c)ΚΚ investigative daily rounds
d)ΚΚ all the above are techniques by which the observer co-participates
from within
(b)Κ - p. 14
George Herbert Mead was the originator of:
a)ΚΚ genetic
determinism
b)ΚΚ personality
attribution theory
c)ΚΚ social
behaviorism
d)ΚΚ cognitive
dissonance
(c)Κ - p. 123
The self is the resultant of the interaction between:
a)
social experience and
social structure
b)
analytical discourse
and analytical thought
c)
role behavior and
role prescription
d)
community hierarchy
and community intervention
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ ( c ) φ p. 124
George
H. Meadβs greatest contribution to social psychology was:
a)ΚΚ determining the effect of
genetic influences upon social settings
b)ΚΚ the idea that experience
has both an objective and subjective component
c)ΚΚ clarifying
the effect of aggression and frustration upon group behavior
d)ΚΚ a methodology based upon strict control of intervening variables
(b)Κ - p. 125
Our subjective, experiential feelings of emotion are best
described as ________________
in nature:
a)
psychodynamic
b)
ethnodynamic
c)
sociodynamic
d)
symbolic
(a)Κ - p. 126
For this course, social psychology can be redefined as:
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ a)ΚΚΚ the contextual requirements of social
behavior
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ b)ΚΚΚ the
modeling effect of social presence
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ c)ΚΚΚ the systematic knowledge of social occasions
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ d)ΚΚΚ the interaction between contextual and
individual perceptions
ΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚΚ ( c ) φ p. 135