1. Introduction to Psychology

In social psychology, what term describes the unintended influence that schools have on students' socialization, beyond the formal curriculum?

In the stereotypes-and-athletes study, which psychological phenomenon was most clearly demonstrated when athletes performed worse after being reminded of negative stereotypes about their group?

In social psychology, why is it important to consider the context of your communication when interacting with others?

In social psychology, what term is used to describe positive feelings or affection toward others?

Which of the following is true regarding the role of eye contact in social psychology when a speaker is communicating?

In the context of social psychology, why is assertive communication considered an effective strategy?

Which of the following is a potential negative side effect of certain organizational cultures in the context of social psychology?

Which of the following is true about informational social influence?

Which type of conversation is most likely to appeal to a time-oriented listener in the context of social psychology?

Which of the following behaviors helps prevent conflict and improve communication among coworkers?

Which of the following is true of diversity in the workplace?

Which of the following statements is true about the process of redlining in social psychology?

In the context of social psychology, when is a citizen's right to privacy more likely to be limited?

In social psychology, crime is best described as an example of deviation from which type of norms?

In social psychology, when sociologists use the term 'agents of socialization,' what are they referring to?