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What is the main focus of social psychology?
What is the main focus of social psychology?
- Studying large groups of people in society
- Understanding individual behavior in social situations (correct)
- Investigating the nature and causes of group behavior
- Analyzing cognitive processes in individuals
How does sociology differ from social psychology?
How does sociology differ from social psychology?
- Social psychology studies individual behavior, while sociology focuses on behavior of large groups or society as a whole (correct)
- Sociology is concerned with cognition, while social psychology focuses on affect
- Sociology focuses on individual behavior, while social psychology studies large groups
- Social psychology studies large groups, while sociology focuses on cognition
What does cognition refer to?
What does cognition refer to?
- Analyzing large groups of people in society
- The ways in which we process, store, remember, and use social information (correct)
- Investigating the nature and causes of group behavior
- Understanding individual behavior in social situations
How do moods and feelings influence cognition?
How do moods and feelings influence cognition?
What does 'affect' refer to in psychology?
What does 'affect' refer to in psychology?
How are cognition and affect linked?
How are cognition and affect linked?
What does social cognition refer to?
What does social cognition refer to?
In what mood are information learned in positive mood more easily recalled?
In what mood are information learned in positive mood more easily recalled?
What is the main characteristic of schemas?
What is the main characteristic of schemas?
What is prejudice?
What is prejudice?
What is discrimination?
What is discrimination?
What type of information is more easily recalled in a good mood?
What type of information is more easily recalled in a good mood?
In what type of mood is negative information noticed and remembered more easily?
In what type of mood is negative information noticed and remembered more easily?
What happens when schemas are formed?
What happens when schemas are formed?
What does mood dependent memory refer to?
What does mood dependent memory refer to?
What do prejudice and discrimination refer to?
What do prejudice and discrimination refer to?
What is the main focus of social psychology?
What is the main focus of social psychology?
What is the primary difference between social psychology and sociology?
What is the primary difference between social psychology and sociology?
What does the term 'affect' refer to in psychology?
What does the term 'affect' refer to in psychology?
What is cognition in the context of social psychology?
What is cognition in the context of social psychology?
How are cognition and affect linked according to social psychology?
How are cognition and affect linked according to social psychology?
What is the main characteristic of schemas in social psychology?
What is the main characteristic of schemas in social psychology?
What is the term used by social psychologists to refer to the ways in which we interpret, analyze, remember, and use information about the social world?
What is the term used by social psychologists to refer to the ways in which we interpret, analyze, remember, and use information about the social world?
In which mood are information learned in positive mood more easily recalled?
In which mood are information learned in positive mood more easily recalled?
What is the term used for mental frameworks centering on a specific theme that help us organize social information?
What is the term used for mental frameworks centering on a specific theme that help us organize social information?
Which term refers to negative behaviors directed toward members of social groups who are the object of prejudice?
Which term refers to negative behaviors directed toward members of social groups who are the object of prejudice?
What type of information is more easily noticed and remembered in a bad mood?
What type of information is more easily noticed and remembered in a bad mood?
What does mood-dependent memory refer to?
What does mood-dependent memory refer to?
What type of attitude is prejudice characterized by?
What type of attitude is prejudice characterized by?
'Mental frameworks centering on a specific theme that help us to organize social information' refers to:
'Mental frameworks centering on a specific theme that help us to organize social information' refers to:
'Negative behaviors directed toward members of social groups who are the object of prejudice' is known as:
'Negative behaviors directed toward members of social groups who are the object of prejudice' is known as:
'Good mood _________ positive information noticed and remembered. Bad mood __________ negative information noticed and remembered.' Fill in the blanks:
'Good mood _________ positive information noticed and remembered. Bad mood __________ negative information noticed and remembered.' Fill in the blanks:
