Multiple Choice
In social psychology, the socialization process results in schemas, or frames of reference, that blank______.
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1. Introduction to Psychology
Social Psychology
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In social psychology, social ostracism evokes a brain response similar to that triggered by which of the following experiences?
A
Moral reasoning
B
Visual illusions
C
Cognitive dissonance
D
Physical pain
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Understand the concept of social ostracism, which refers to the experience of being excluded or ignored by others in a social context.
Recognize that social ostracism activates certain brain regions associated with emotional and physical experiences.
Recall findings from social neuroscience research showing that the brain's response to social ostracism overlaps with areas involved in processing physical pain.
Compare the options given: moral reasoning, visual illusions, cognitive dissonance, and physical pain, and consider which is most closely linked to the brain's response to social exclusion.
Conclude that social ostracism evokes a brain response similar to that triggered by physical pain, highlighting the deep emotional impact of social rejection.
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