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Understanding Social Psychology: Groups Quiz

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What are the different levels of commitment and effort individuals put into a group?

Peripheral and abstract

Peripheral and prototype (correct)

Abstract and ideal

Prototype and ideal

What did Norman Triplett observe in the 1800s that led to his study on social facilitation?

Chess matches and their performance against each other or against a computer

Running events and their performance against each other or alone

Cycling events and their performance against each other or against the clock (correct)

Swimming races and their performance against each other or alone

In the context of group roles, what is the abstract idea of someone who doesn't live up to the expectations of the ideal type of group member?

Peripheral member

Outsider member

Prototype member

Deviant member (correct)

Which behavior leads to more influence over other group members and greater trust?

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What did Norman Triplett's study on social facilitation involve with regards to children?

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Understanding Social Psychology: Groups Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What are the different levels of commitment and effort individuals put into a group?

What did Norman Triplett observe in the 1800s that led to his study on social facilitation?

In the context of group roles, what is the abstract idea of someone who doesn't live up to the expectations of the ideal type of group member?

Which behavior leads to more influence over other group members and greater trust?

What did Norman Triplett's study on social facilitation involve with regards to children?

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