Class 12 Psychology Chapter 6 Attitude And Social Cognition Quiz 2 (60 MCQs)

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1. The negative feelings and unfair treatment we reserve for others simply because we have defined them as being in the out-group
2. What is an external attribution?
3. Which of the following is an example of self-serving bias?
4. The availability heuristic is fast as we rely on information readily brought to mind to make decisions and solve problems.
5. What are the two basic ways to persuade people:
6. Miss. P who is working full time and applies for a credit account with Myer. She is told that she can't have an account unless her husband acts as a guarantor. Myer don't require male employees to have a guarantor. This is an example of .....
7. What is body language?
8. What does stigma involve?
9. Beliefs about groups in which we belong.
10. This proposes that leaders have certain personality traits that inspire change in individuals and organizations.
11. One key aspect of the representativeness heuristic that distinguishes it from other decision-making heuristics is
12. Schemas in social cognition help us:
13. This compliance technique involves asking for a small commitment and, after gaining compliance, asking for a bigger commitment.
14. Which of the following is not a component of socialcognition?
15. Self-serving bias refers to a person's tendency to attribute their successes to ..... and their failures to .....
16. What is one of the factors that can facilitate attitude change?
17. 'All thin people don't eat' is an example of a
18. None of Kai's friends receive a Christmas card from him. His friend Nick thinks that there must be a problem with the post. Another friend of Kai's, Nathan, believes that Kai is disorganised and probably forgot to post them. These different judgements about the situation are known as
19. Developing racist attitudes through watching and listening to a parent's expression of racist comments within the family environment is best explained by
20. Affective refers to
21. When we make an external attribution, what do we often assume?
22. How many distinct categories of emotions did Cowen and Keltner identify?
23. An attitude is more likely to predict behaviour when the attitude is
24. ..... IS/ARE COMPONENT[S] OF ATTITUDES.
25. What is Old Fashioned Prejudice?
26. Why does contact between groups work to reduce prejudice?
27. The statement 'All obese people eat too much' is an example of
28. Which of the following characteristics is most likely to influence a first impression when meeting someone?
29. What is the halo effect?
30. Attributing someone's behaviour to their psychological state is an example of an
31. Which route of persuasion should be used when an issue is PERSONALLY relevant to an audience?
32. What can lead to flawed judgments in person perception?
33. In Classical Conditioning the NS (neutral stimulus) is paired with which stimulus?
34. Ben believes that 'all P-plate drivers are hoons'. Ben'sstatement is an example of
35. Perbaikan diri (self-improvement) dapat didorong oleh:
36. Discrimination is best described as .....
37. Carmen is out shopping for work clothes. In the first store she visits, she sees a T-shirt that costs $ 1200. In another store, she sees a second shirt that costs $ 100 and purchases it because she believes the second shirt is a good deal. This is an example of:
38. A student has very strong and negative feelings towards their Psychology Teacher. They express these feelings openly with their friends, however, when the student goes to class, they are very respectful towards the teacher and smile at them. This is an example of:
39. A disadvantage of social categorisation is that
40. Dogs are the best, I just love them. They're so smart and cute. I own 2 dogs but would adopt more if I had the chance! Identify the BEHAVIOURAL component of the attitude.
41. A positive aspect of stereotypes is that they allow people to
42. Apakah Self-Awareness termasuk dalam Self-Regulation?
43. If you love your parents, and respect how they have raised you, so you do not have a party at home without their permission .....
44. This is the process by which one person tries to change the belief, opinion or course of action of another person through argument, pleading or explanation.
45. What do some psychologists believe about the components of attitudes?
46. Question 1When an individual's thoughts, feelings and behaviour are affected by the actions of others, then ..... is said to have occurred.
47. A person who is opposed to Japanese whaling is more likely to do something that is consistent with their attitude if he or she
48. Our beliefs of how worthy we are.
49. What role do first impressions play in interpersonal interactions?
50. Choose the features of attitude
51. Which way of forming an attitude is the most vulnerable to change?
52. True or false Assimilation happens when we encounter opposite information.
53. Under what conditions can attitudes better predict behavior?
54. First impressions, while not always accurate, tend to guide our decision making around a person.
55. This occurs when a person slacks off in a group and performs less well than if they were working alone.
56. A tendency to overgeneralize how a group of people will behave based on the interaction with only one person from that group.
57. This focuses on the ways in which people think about other people and how those thoughts influence behavior.
58. A key element in persuasion is
59. The false-consensus bias is
60. A self-fulfilling prophecy is .....