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Which of the following is NOT one of the big ideas in social psychology?
Which of the following is NOT one of the big ideas in social psychology?
- Our social intuitions are often powerful but sometimes perilous
- We construct our social reality
- Personal attitudes and dispositions (correct)
- Social influences shape our behavior
What is the focus of social psychology?
What is the focus of social psychology?
- The scientific study of how people think about, influence, and relate to one another (correct)
- The examination of individual personality traits
- The study of social institutions and structures
- The analysis of cultural differences
What are social intuitions?
What are social intuitions?
- Unconscious and automatic judgments (correct)
- Long-term social relationships
- Cultural norms and values
- Conscious thoughts and beliefs about others
Which of the following factors can shape our behavior according to social psychology?
Which of the following factors can shape our behavior according to social psychology?
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How do personal attitudes and dispositions influence behavior?
How do personal attitudes and dispositions influence behavior?
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According to social psychology, why do people react differently in the same situation?
According to social psychology, why do people react differently in the same situation?
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What are social intuitions?
What are social intuitions?
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According to social psychology, what shapes our behavior?
According to social psychology, what shapes our behavior?
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What do personal attitudes and dispositions refer to in social psychology?
What do personal attitudes and dispositions refer to in social psychology?
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According to social psychology, why may different people react differently in the same situation?
According to social psychology, why may different people react differently in the same situation?
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