18 Questions
What is the main purpose of Helping as a subtype of prosocial behavior?
To fulfill another instrumental need
According to the Social Exchange Theory, what leads individuals to terminate a relationship?
Decrease in rewarding effects
What type of prosocial behavior involves day-to-day light activities?
Casual Help
What motivates individuals to help others based on Evolutionary Influences?
Rooted upbringing and natural selection principles
In the context of Social Exchange Theory, what do individuals weigh in their social relationships?
Potential benefits and risks
Which type of prosocial behavior involves listening to other people more prominently?
Emotional Help
Why do humans naturally divide others into those inside and outside their group?
To form social connections for survival
Which cognitive source of prejudice involves perceiving people who stand out?
Distinctiveness
Why did mutual attachments enable group survival for our ancestors?
To enhance survival through collective efforts
What is the role of social attachments in human bonding according to Baumeister and Leary?
Facilitation of survival through group connections
How does having a sense of 'we-ness' impact self-concepts?
It strengthens self-concepts
What does the motivation to avoid prejudice lead people to do?
Modify their thoughts and actions
What was a common activity during earliest times to survive?
Building shelters and hunting for food
Why were the bonds of love important for heterosexual women and men?
To boost their survival chances
What motivates people's investment in being continuously connected according to the text?
The need to belong
Why is human attachment emphasized in the text?
To fulfill the need to belong
What is the significance of parents bonding according to the passage?
To boost their children's survival chances
How are people connecting with each other despite physical distancing mentioned in the text?
Through voice calls and texting via cellphones
Explore how our sense of 'we' from group memberships influences our self-concept and relationships with others. Learn about the impact of group memberships on self-evaluation and the motivation to avoid prejudice. Understand how self-consciousness can shape thoughts and actions.
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