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According to Aristotle, why is human sociability considered a necessity?
According to Aristotle, why is human sociability considered a necessity?
- To enable cooperative living among individuals (correct)
- To encourage social responsibility through context
- To emphasize unconscious motivation
- To control individuals within the state
Which theoretical perspective emphasizes unconscious motivation in social psychology?
Which theoretical perspective emphasizes unconscious motivation in social psychology?
- Gestalt Psychology
- Behaviorism
- Psychoanalytic Theory (correct)
- Collective mind theory
What did Plato believe was crucial in encouraging social responsibility?
What did Plato believe was crucial in encouraging social responsibility?
- State control over individuals (correct)
- Encouragement through social context
- Individual-centered approach
- Unconscious motivation
Which perspective focuses on people forming coherent perceptions based on the whole, not individual parts?
Which perspective focuses on people forming coherent perceptions based on the whole, not individual parts?
Wundt encouraged the study of which aspect of language and its influence on social beings?
Wundt encouraged the study of which aspect of language and its influence on social beings?
What is considered the first social psychology laboratory experiment, conducted in 1897?
What is considered the first social psychology laboratory experiment, conducted in 1897?
How do social beliefs impact behavior, according to the text?
How do social beliefs impact behavior, according to the text?
What is the main reason why people may seem consistent across situations?
What is the main reason why people may seem consistent across situations?
In what way can situations influence people's behavior?
In what way can situations influence people's behavior?
What distinguishes the social psychological approach from other disciplines?
What distinguishes the social psychological approach from other disciplines?
Which statement reflects the unique aspect of social psychology's approach?
Which statement reflects the unique aspect of social psychology's approach?
How do happily married people and unhappily married people differ in interpreting their spouse's remarks?
How do happily married people and unhappily married people differ in interpreting their spouse's remarks?
Which theory emphasizes that a person's behavior is influenced by their individual needs or motives?
Which theory emphasizes that a person's behavior is influenced by their individual needs or motives?
What is the core idea in the cognitive perspective mentioned in the text?
What is the core idea in the cognitive perspective mentioned in the text?
Which theory states that individuals evaluate costs and benefits of actions to make logical decisions?
Which theory states that individuals evaluate costs and benefits of actions to make logical decisions?
In which way do cognitive approaches differ from learning approaches?
In which way do cognitive approaches differ from learning approaches?
What is the main focus of Social Learning Theory as proposed by Albert Bandura?
What is the main focus of Social Learning Theory as proposed by Albert Bandura?
Which theory suggests that individuals may engage in behaviors to reduce needs created by specific situations?
Which theory suggests that individuals may engage in behaviors to reduce needs created by specific situations?
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