The social norm that we should return favours that others have done for us is called:
- AThe equity norm
- BThe social responsibility norm
- CThe just-world belief
- DThe reciprocity norm
The social norm that we should return favours that others have done for us is called:
Blaming an innocent out-group for one's own frustrations and problems is called:
When everyone in a group looks calm in an unclear situation, each person may conclude that nothing is wrong. This is called:
A message from a low-credibility source becomes more persuasive weeks later, as people forget where it came from. This is the:
According to Latané's social impact theory, social influence increases with the strength, immediacy and:
Deindividuation refers to:
A prejudiced person explains an out-group member's kind act as "just luck" or "he was forced to" but explains an out-group member's crime as "that's how they are". This is:
Steele and Aronson found that Black students did worse than White students on a hard verbal test when it was described as a measure of ability, but equally well when it was described as a non-diagnostic task. This shows that:
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