Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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What is the best definition of conflict

A

a perceived incompatibility of actions, goals and ideas

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2
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In many magazines ads women’s bodies are shown more often than men’s bodies, thus reflecting and perpetuating gender bias. These phenomena are often characterized as…?

A

objectification and face-ism

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3
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When we are asked misleading questions that provide false information, we often incorporate this false information into our memories and the recount it at a later time as if it were true. What is the effect called?

A

misinformation effect

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4
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What are some of the ways to minimize misidentification in a lineup?

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  1. Prove a “foil” or “blank” lineup to screen out those witnesses who make a false identification
  2. Use a sequence rather than a serial approach to suspect identification, and
  3. Use “naive” police officer
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5
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According to the book, much of culture’s influence is transmitted to children by whom?

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their peers (next: family)

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6
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Compared with men, the average woman is more sensitive to smells and sounds and more vulnerable to anxiety disorders and depression. These are examples of

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sex differences

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Compared with men, the average woman is more sensitive to smells and sounds, and more vulnerable to anxiety disorders and depression. These are examples of

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sex differences

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8
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All cultures have their accepted ideas about appropriate behavior like “not making jokes at a funeral”. These are examples of?

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social norms

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9
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If your responses on Bem’s sex role inventory were equally high for male and female attributes or traits, then you would be classified as …?

A

Androgynous

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10
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What are some of the factors that create conflict

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  1. Misperceptions
  2. Social dilemmas
  3. Competition
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11
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When a judge informs the jury to disregard or ignore inadmissible evidence, it often has the opposite effect. Why might this be the case?

A

it creates a reactance motive

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12
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Cooperative learning environments (jigsaw classes) have been shown to improve performance and promote positive attitudes among the group members. Why are cooperative learning environments effective?

A

none of the above

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13
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John is a baby-face 28 year old man. He has been arrested for suspicion of counterfeiting and forgery. Based on ONLY this information, how likely is that John will be found guilty?

A

Unlikely

because he has a baby-face and is suspected of an intentional crime

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14
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What is the difference between sex and gender?

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  • gender is a social construction

- sex is biological

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15
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Why is eyewitness testimony, whether it is accurate or inaccurate, so persuasive?

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eyewitness testimony is often vivid and emotional

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16
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What is one of the sources of gender stereotype formation?

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the idea that by virtue of one gender playing particular roles in society, the traits associated with those roles become linked to that gender

17
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Simply asking potential jurors “to raise their hands if they have read anything about the case that would prejudice them” has been shown to be ineffective when choosing jurors. Why might this be true?

A

we do not have insight into our preconceptions, thus we falsely assume that we are free from bias about the case

18
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What is the main process underlying the Graduated and Reciprocated Initiatives in Tension reduction (GRIT)?

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the repeated initiation of small concessions by each group until tension is reduced

19
Q

Best definition for evolutionary psychology?

A

the study of behavior using principles of natural selection

20
Q

Social psychologists have identified a number of strategies for reducing conflict and achieving peace. What are the four primary strategies that are discussed in the book?

A
  1. Contact
  2. Cooperation
  3. Communication
  4. Conciliation
21
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What are the four ways that gender differences and similarities are explained?

A
  • Independence vs. connectedness
  • Social dominance
  • aggression
  • sexuality
22
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What are two factors that shape gender roles?

A

biology and culture

23
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What are 3 ways that a social dilemma (tragedy of the commons) can be resolved?

A
  1. Introduce regulation
  2. Decrease group size
  3. Reward socially responsible behavior
24
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When two groups are in conflict what is one of the ways that this conflict can be reduced

A

when the two groups successfully accomplish a superordinate goal

25
Q

What are 3 communication strategies that can be used to resolve conflicts

A
  1. Arbitration
  2. Bargaining
  3. Mediation
26
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During WW2 the US viewed that Japs as devious and evil, but after the war the US viewed them as admirable and hardworking. This example is BEST explained by which psychological principle?

A

shirting perceptions