1. Introduction to Psychology

Tanya drives to school every morning. Which of the following is considered an external (outside) influence on her driving behavior?

In social psychology, which phenomenon best explains why individuals may suppress their own opinions and align with the perceived consensus of a group, even if they privately disagree?

Which type of psychologists investigate how people think about, influence, and relate to one another?

Which of the following individuals best demonstrates the concept of social loafing?

Which of the following is a common technique used by social engineers to successfully manipulate people?

Positive nonverbal messages include all but which of the following?

In the context of social psychology, how did advertisers in the early twentieth century use psychological principles to sell products?

Which of the following actions is most characteristic of an empathic listener when a friend is upset?

Which of the following types of media are most likely to glamorize alcohol use?

In social psychology, when other employees acknowledge that a person has specialized knowledge, this is an example of which type of social influence?

Which of the following is a likely application of the broken windows theory of social deviance in social psychology?

Which of the following practices can be effective in minimizing group harms in social psychology?

In the experiments conducted by Solomon Asch, what was the primary focus of his research?

In social psychology, which concept best explains why the expectations or rules at a job may differ from those at home?

In social psychology, contemporary relationships among the unmarried are most often characterized by which of the following?