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What is the primary characteristic of the intuitive mind according to the content?
What is the primary characteristic of the intuitive mind according to the content?
- It is only effective in critical thinking.
- It functions on deliberate analysis.
- It is slow and requires conscious thought.
- It operates quickly and automatically. (correct)
What is aggression defined as in social psychology?
What is aggression defined as in social psychology?
- Behavior intended to harm others. (correct)
- Behavior that promotes well-being.
- Behavior motivated by friendship.
- Behavior aimed to assist others.
What aspect of decision-making can intuitive processes potentially mislead us about?
What aspect of decision-making can intuitive processes potentially mislead us about?
- Social behaviors in crises.
- Our true personal preferences. (correct)
- Cultural norms and values.
- Statistical probabilities of events.
How did researchers measure the influence of social contexts on behavior?
How did researchers measure the influence of social contexts on behavior?
Which factor does NOT influence social thinking?
Which factor does NOT influence social thinking?
What is one way individuals are affected by group presence?
What is one way individuals are affected by group presence?
What can be said about the relationship between personal attitudes and behavior?
What can be said about the relationship between personal attitudes and behavior?
Which of the following statements about intuition is FALSE?
Which of the following statements about intuition is FALSE?
Which statement reflects our tendency to explain people's behavior?
Which statement reflects our tendency to explain people's behavior?
What role do social influences play in human behavior?
What role do social influences play in human behavior?
What is meant by 'social representations'?
What is meant by 'social representations'?
How do our self-views influence our social interactions?
How do our self-views influence our social interactions?
According to Hazel Markus, what is the nature of human adaptability?
According to Hazel Markus, what is the nature of human adaptability?
Which of the following does NOT describe social intuition?
Which of the following does NOT describe social intuition?
What is a key characteristic of random sampling?
What is a key characteristic of random sampling?
Why is critical thinking especially important in certain situations?
Why is critical thinking especially important in certain situations?
What role does culture play in social psychology?
What role does culture play in social psychology?
What can cause a sample to be unrepresentative aside from nonrandom sampling?
What can cause a sample to be unrepresentative aside from nonrandom sampling?
What does the correlation coefficient (r) range from in correlational research?
What does the correlation coefficient (r) range from in correlational research?
What is a potential drawback of correlational research?
What is a potential drawback of correlational research?
How can framing influence survey responses?
How can framing influence survey responses?
What do time-lagged correlations help determine?
What do time-lagged correlations help determine?
Which of the following represents a negative correlation?
Which of the following represents a negative correlation?
What is a major advantage of correlational research?
What is a major advantage of correlational research?
What is the purpose of deception in research?
What is the purpose of deception in research?
What are demand characteristics?
What are demand characteristics?
What does informed consent require from researchers?
What does informed consent require from researchers?
What is the purpose of debriefing in social psychology?
What is the purpose of debriefing in social psychology?
What is a limitation of laboratory research in psychology?
What is a limitation of laboratory research in psychology?
What does the concept of WEIRD cultures refer to?
What does the concept of WEIRD cultures refer to?
Which statement about social relationships is supported by research in social psychology?
Which statement about social relationships is supported by research in social psychology?
What should an experimenter ensure during debriefing?
What should an experimenter ensure during debriefing?
What is the primary goal of social psychology?
What is the primary goal of social psychology?
What describes the phenomenon where one believes they knew an outcome all along after it was revealed?
What describes the phenomenon where one believes they knew an outcome all along after it was revealed?
What distinguishes a good theory in social psychology?
What distinguishes a good theory in social psychology?
Which of the following statements is true about hypotheses in social psychology?
Which of the following statements is true about hypotheses in social psychology?
What is random sampling in research?
What is random sampling in research?
What role do values play in social psychology research?
What role do values play in social psychology research?
Which of the following is NOT considered a principle of a good theory?
Which of the following is NOT considered a principle of a good theory?
How can social psychology enhance practical applications in everyday life?
How can social psychology enhance practical applications in everyday life?
