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What is social cognition?
What is social cognition?
- The study of how people interact in social contexts
- The study of how people develop self-fulfilling prophecies
- The study of how information about people is processed and stored (correct)
- The study of how people form expectations about others
What are social schemas?
What are social schemas?
- Mental representations that influence how we perceive others (correct)
- Mental representations that influence how we perceive our social context
- Mental representations that influence how we perceive time
- Mental representations that influence how we perceive ourselves
What is a self-fulfilling prophecy?
What is a self-fulfilling prophecy?
- Expectations that never come true
- Expectations causing unconscious actions that confirm those expectations (correct)
- A prophecy that fulfills itself without any external influence
- A prophecy based on social schemas
How do social schemas influence perception?
How do social schemas influence perception?
What is the role of social context in person perception?
What is the role of social context in person perception?
How do high expectations from teachers impact students according to the text?
How do high expectations from teachers impact students according to the text?
According to the Attribution Process, which type of attribution explains an outcome by looking within an individual?
According to the Attribution Process, which type of attribution explains an outcome by looking within an individual?
In the Attribution Process, when similar stimuli lead to the exact behavior of a person, it is an example of:
In the Attribution Process, when similar stimuli lead to the exact behavior of a person, it is an example of:
What type of attribution is likely to be made when there is high consensus and high consistency?
What type of attribution is likely to be made when there is high consensus and high consistency?
When attributing someone's behavior to their hot temper based on their consistent behavior of throwing temper tantrums when playing tennis, it is an example of:
When attributing someone's behavior to their hot temper based on their consistent behavior of throwing temper tantrums when playing tennis, it is an example of:
What type of biases in the attributional process involves overestimating internal influences and underestimating external influences?
What type of biases in the attributional process involves overestimating internal influences and underestimating external influences?
Which factor in Kelley’s Covariation Model refers to the extent to which a behavior occurs repeatedly in a particular situation?
Which factor in Kelley’s Covariation Model refers to the extent to which a behavior occurs repeatedly in a particular situation?
What does high consensus and high distinctiveness lead to, according to Kelley’s Covariation Model?
What does high consensus and high distinctiveness lead to, according to Kelley’s Covariation Model?
In the Attribution Process, what type of attributions explain an outcome by looking outside of an individual?
In the Attribution Process, what type of attributions explain an outcome by looking outside of an individual?
What is the Attribution Process that involves explaining the causes of behavior by looking within an individual?
What is the Attribution Process that involves explaining the causes of behavior by looking within an individual?
What does the Attribution Process refer to when it explains an outcome by looking outside of an individual?
What does the Attribution Process refer to when it explains an outcome by looking outside of an individual?
What is social cognition concerned with?
What is social cognition concerned with?
What are social schemas?
What are social schemas?
What is the self-fulfilling prophecy?
What is the self-fulfilling prophecy?
What are scripts in the context of social cognition?
What are scripts in the context of social cognition?
How do high expectations from teachers impact students according to the text?
How do high expectations from teachers impact students according to the text?
What is the role of social context in person perception?
What is the role of social context in person perception?
What type of attribution is likely to be made when there is high consensus and high consistency?
What type of attribution is likely to be made when there is high consensus and high consistency?
When attributing someone's behavior to their hot temper based on their consistent behavior of throwing temper tantrums when playing tennis, it is an example of:
When attributing someone's behavior to their hot temper based on their consistent behavior of throwing temper tantrums when playing tennis, it is an example of:
What type of attributions explain an outcome by looking outside of an individual?
What type of attributions explain an outcome by looking outside of an individual?
According to the Attribution Process, which type of attribution explains an outcome by looking within an individual?
According to the Attribution Process, which type of attribution explains an outcome by looking within an individual?
What does high consensus and high distinctiveness lead to, according to Kelley’s Covariation Model?
What does high consensus and high distinctiveness lead to, according to Kelley’s Covariation Model?
In the Attribution Process, when similar stimuli lead to the exact behavior of a person, it is an example of:
In the Attribution Process, when similar stimuli lead to the exact behavior of a person, it is an example of:
How do high expectations from teachers impact students according to the text?
How do high expectations from teachers impact students according to the text?
What are social schemas?
What are social schemas?
What is a self-fulfilling prophecy?
What is a self-fulfilling prophecy?
What does the term 'Fundamental attribution error' refer to?
What does the term 'Fundamental attribution error' refer to?
