chapter 13 questions Flashcards
in a crowd of witnesses to an emergency, the individual by standard tends to
observe other bystanders for cues
Cialdini and his colleagues investigated the effects of implicit norms on peoples behavior… the sign that was decreasing the amount of stealing to well below baseline rate implied what?
stealing wood is rare and its not okay to steal rare objects
whats the difference between social facilitation and social interference
social facilitation enhances performance, social interference declines performance
after playing the clarinet for only a few weeks, she can’t play In front of others why?
social interference
Research subsequent Asch’s primarily indicates that for easy tasks conformity stems from____. Influence and for difficult tasks it stems primarily from____ influence.
normative, informational
Devon chokes on tests, why?
having distracting and disturbing thoughts that interfere with working memory
Pablo usually fishes alone, but Pablo went with a friend and reeled faster why?
social facilitation
what is a normative explanation of group polarization effects?
one-upmanship
a beginning piano player who preforming a solo in front of a large audience for the first time is likely to experience what
social interference
one major criticism of the milligram study revolved around
validity
the first time Jerrod goes out with a new group of friends, the other guys whistle at girls walking by Jerrod feels press ion and he has demonstrated_____. His behavior would result of _____.
conformity; normative influence
an increase in performance due to an audience is _____. While a decrease is _____
social facilitation, social interference
“I thought that because i wore glasses there was something wrong with my vision” is an example of
informational influence
When Hassam thinks of himself as independent, what is he thinking of his idententity ____
personal
A group of executives experienced group polarization during a meeting. If polarization was due to one-upmanship which must of happened?
The executives were competing against each other