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What is the primary focus of a classical experiment?
What is the primary focus of a classical experiment?
- Manipulating one variable to observe changes in another (correct)
- Comparing two groups without any initial measurement
- Observing the same subjects over time without manipulation
- Describing a single case with no experimental control
Which statement best describes the Solomon Asch experiment?
Which statement best describes the Solomon Asch experiment?
- It involved measurements taken from a single group post-intervention.
- It explored the effects of punishment on group behavior.
- It was focused on individual sensory perception without group influence.
- It demonstrated the influence of social norms through group pressure. (correct)
What is a characteristic of the Hawthorne Effect?
What is a characteristic of the Hawthorne Effect?
- It refers to changes in behavior due to awareness of observation. (correct)
- It occurs when subjects are unaware of being observed.
- It involves manipulating an independent variable.
- It is a method of comparing experimental and control groups.
Which experiment specifically examined reactions to social norms?
Which experiment specifically examined reactions to social norms?
Which theory suggests that classifications can influence behavior and identity?
Which theory suggests that classifications can influence behavior and identity?
What are the conditions necessary for positive contact to reduce prejudice between groups?
What are the conditions necessary for positive contact to reduce prejudice between groups?
What role does the Catholic Church play in the Latino community according to the content?
What role does the Catholic Church play in the Latino community according to the content?
What was one of the objectives of the Parents for Quality Education group formed in 1996?
What was one of the objectives of the Parents for Quality Education group formed in 1996?
What does the concept of reclaiming the Spanish language aim to address within communities?
What does the concept of reclaiming the Spanish language aim to address within communities?
How did the Puente Parents group contribute to activism in schools?
How did the Puente Parents group contribute to activism in schools?
What does ethnomethodology primarily examine?
What does ethnomethodology primarily examine?
Which of the following best describes hypodescent?
Which of the following best describes hypodescent?
What was a distinguishing feature of the first U.S. census in 1790?
What was a distinguishing feature of the first U.S. census in 1790?
What are the stages of depression identified in Karp's reading?
What are the stages of depression identified in Karp's reading?
Which concept considers perceived differences based on culture and origin?
Which concept considers perceived differences based on culture and origin?
What was the primary goal of the Robbers Cave Experiment?
What was the primary goal of the Robbers Cave Experiment?
Which of the following does not describe a characteristic of status characteristics theory?
Which of the following does not describe a characteristic of status characteristics theory?
In phenomenology, reality is constructed through which of the following?
In phenomenology, reality is constructed through which of the following?
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Independent Variable
Independent Variable
The variable that is changed or manipulated by the researcher in an experiment.
Hawthorne Effect
Hawthorne Effect
A change in behavior caused by participants knowing they are being observed.
Solomon Asch Experiment
Solomon Asch Experiment
Demonstrated how group pressure can influence individual decisions, even if they contradict personal observations.
Deterrence Theory
Deterrence Theory
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Breaching Experiment
Breaching Experiment
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Contact Theory
Contact Theory
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Conditions for Positive Contact
Conditions for Positive Contact
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Puente Parents
Puente Parents
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Parents for Quality Education
Parents for Quality Education
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Catholic Church Role
Catholic Church Role
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Phenomenology
Phenomenology
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Ethnomethodology
Ethnomethodology
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Census Race Classification
Census Race Classification
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Hypodescent
Hypodescent
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Ethnicity
Ethnicity
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Status Characteristics Theory
Status Characteristics Theory
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Robbers Cave Experiment
Robbers Cave Experiment
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Qualitative Research methods
Qualitative Research methods
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