Class 12 Psychology Chapter 6 Attitude And Social Cognition Quiz 1 (25 MCQs)

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1. I like eating chocolate but I know it's bad for me. What is this an example of?
2. Four friends were in the car singing to songs on the radio, and only one individual saw an elderly man sitting on the footpath clutching his chest. What factor would have influenced the decision to provide help?
3. Although a person's attitudes can change, they usually stay the same because of:
4. When the assumed cause of someone else's behavior is thought to be "internally" caused
5. The process by which individuals explain the causes of behavior and events
6. This is how attitudes can be formed.
7. A, B, C Components in Attitude are .....
8. Classical Conditioning is a simple form of learning which occurs through ..... of two different stimuli
9. Gambaran campuran dari apa yang kita pikirkan, bagaimana pendapat orang lain mengenai diri kita, dan seperti apa diri kita yang kita inginkan merupakan pengertian dari .....
10. This component of attitudes is the action a person takes in regard to the person, object or situation.
11. Which of the following is a reason why contact between groups reduces prejudice?
12. Clara belongs to a sorority that is full of intelligent, hard-working and attractive woman. Based on her evaluation of herself relative to her sorority sisters, she considers herself to be about average. Clara is using ..... in her evaluation of herself.
13. The relationship between attitudes and behaviour are usually
14. Which of the following are situational factors that influence helping behaviour?
15. If you are a black male, then according to the stereotype content model you would likely perceive a wealthy black male as:
16. This component of attitudes is the way a persons thinks about the person, object or situation.
17. Psychologist who developed the theory of social comparisons.
18. The cognitive part of an attitude relates to .....
19. True or FalsePriming affects memory.
20. At the conclusion of the obedience experiments, Milgram was required to follow ethical guidelines and inform participants of the true nature of the study. Which of the following processes would meet the ethical guidelines associated with this?
21. If individuals experience cognitive dissonance, they cannot do anything to alleviate it.
22. Arousing fear is which part of SMAC?
23. What topic do people spend the greatest amount of time thinking about?
24. The behavioural part of an attitude relates to .....
25. What does the cognitive component of an attitude refer to?