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What do research findings suggest about improbable but important events?
What do research findings suggest about improbable but important events?
- They have no significant impact.
- They are usually ignored.
- They are attributed to fate. (correct)
- They are often credited to personal actions.
Participants attributed improbable but important events to their personal actions rather than to fate.
Participants attributed improbable but important events to their personal actions rather than to fate.
False (B)
Who conducted the research on the attribution of improbable events?
Who conducted the research on the attribution of improbable events?
Norenzayan and Lee
Participants identified themselves as ______ who attributed improbable events to fate.
Participants identified themselves as ______ who attributed improbable events to fate.
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
What was the duration for which participants viewed others' faces to rate their intelligence?
What was the duration for which participants viewed others' faces to rate their intelligence?
Participants only viewed faces for 39 milliseconds to rate intelligence.
Participants only viewed faces for 39 milliseconds to rate intelligence.
What aspect did Bar and colleagues' research focus on regarding faces?
What aspect did Bar and colleagues' research focus on regarding faces?
Participants rated intelligence after seeing faces for _____ milliseconds.
Participants rated intelligence after seeing faces for _____ milliseconds.
Match the following viewing durations with their corresponding action:
Match the following viewing durations with their corresponding action:
What defines a religious person according to the content?
What defines a religious person according to the content?
Persons of European or East Asian heritage are included in the content's description of individuals who read stories about improbable events.
Persons of European or East Asian heritage are included in the content's description of individuals who read stories about improbable events.
What type of belief do nonreligious persons have according to the content?
What type of belief do nonreligious persons have according to the content?
Religious persons are often described as _____ believers in God.
Religious persons are often described as _____ believers in God.
Match the cultural heritage with their respective description in the content:
Match the cultural heritage with their respective description in the content:
What is the primary benefit of successfully engaging in impression management?
What is the primary benefit of successfully engaging in impression management?
Individuals who engage in impression management experience disadvantages in social situations.
Individuals who engage in impression management experience disadvantages in social situations.
What do people often aim to create through impression management?
What do people often aim to create through impression management?
People who engage in impression management often aim to create __________ first impressions.
People who engage in impression management often aim to create __________ first impressions.
Match the research authors with their findings:
Match the research authors with their findings:
How do attitudes influence behavior according to recent studies?
How do attitudes influence behavior according to recent studies?
Attitudes have no impact on the way individuals interpret situations.
Attitudes have no impact on the way individuals interpret situations.
What do several studies suggest about the relationship between attitudes and behavior?
What do several studies suggest about the relationship between attitudes and behavior?
According to research, attitudes can influence behavior by affecting the __________ given to the situation.
According to research, attitudes can influence behavior by affecting the __________ given to the situation.
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Research on Improbable Events and Attribution
- Improbable but significant events are typically perceived as outcomes of fate rather than the result of individual actions.
- Study by Norenzayan and Lee (2010) included participants identifying as either religious Christians or nonreligious with European or East Asian backgrounds.
- Participants read narratives about unexpected, unlikely events to assess their responses.
Impression Management
- Individuals engaging in impression management can successfully create favorable first impressions, leading to advantageous outcomes in various scenarios.
- Research indicates that immediate judgments of intelligence can be formed based on brief visual exposures (39 milliseconds to 1,700 milliseconds) to facial images.
- Positive attitudes and effective interpretation of situations can significantly influence behavior and outcomes.
Cultural Influences on Perception
- Cultures with beliefs in causal complexity recognize that multiple factors play a role in life events, potentially contrasting with more linear causal interpretations.
- Religious beliefs may shape how individuals attribute outcomes to fate or personal agency, influencing their worldview and behavioral responses.
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