Module 75 Quiz

Choose the best answer that fits the question.

What is the chameleon effect?
A. Stanley Milligram's experiments, in which participants followed instructions despite believing they were harming another person B. an outlook or system of thought that focuses on human beings rather than supernatural or divine insight. C. the effect of promising a reward for doing what one already likes to do D. a phenomenon in which people unconsciously imitate the behavior, mannerisms, and emotions of those around them.
True or False: Social contagion e
A. True B. False
Which psychologist conducted experiments in which participants followed instructions despite believing they were harming another person
A. Sigmund Freud B. Albert Bandura C. Solomon Asch D. Stanley Milligram
When is obedience at its peak?
A. All of the above. B. When the individual delivering commands was close by and viewed as a trustworthy authority figure C. The victim was depersonalized or distant D. When the research was funded by a reputable organization
When are we less likely to change our behavior?
A. Everyone agrees B. Our group has less than three members C. Both a and c D. We know we are being observed E. both a and b
True or False: Societal pressures do not have an effect on the tendency for people to lie or act cruelly
A. True B. False

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Choose the best answer that fits the question.

What is the chameleon effect?
A. Stanley Milligram's experiments, in which participants followed instructions despite believing they were harming another person B. an outlook or system of thought that focuses on human beings rather than supernatural or divine insight. C. the effect of promising a reward for doing what one already likes to do D. a phenomenon in which people unconsciously imitate the behavior, mannerisms, and emotions of those around them.
True or False: Social contagion e
A. True B. False
Which psychologist conducted experiments in which participants followed instructions despite believing they were harming another person
A. Sigmund Freud B. Albert Bandura C. Solomon Asch D. Stanley Milligram
When is obedience at its peak?
A. All of the above. B. When the individual delivering commands was close by and viewed as a trustworthy authority figure C. The victim was depersonalized or distant D. When the research was funded by a reputable organization
When are we less likely to change our behavior?
A. Everyone agrees B. Our group has less than three members C. Both a and c D. We know we are being observed E. both a and b
True or False: Societal pressures do not have an effect on the tendency for people to lie or act cruelly
A. True B. False

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