The evolutionary idea that people are more likely to help close relatives than strangers is called:
- ASocial exchange
- BKin selection
- CThe bystander effect
- DReciprocal altruism
The evolutionary idea that people are more likely to help close relatives than strangers is called:
Who proposed social comparison theory, which says people evaluate themselves by comparing with others?
Conforming because you believe the group knows the correct answer, especially in an unclear situation, is called:
In Latané and Darley's five-step model of bystander intervention, pluralistic ignorance mainly affects which step?
In a variation of Asch's study, participants wrote their answers privately instead of saying them aloud, and conformity dropped sharply. What does this suggest?
Exposing people to weak arguments against their view, along with rebuttals, makes them more resistant to later persuasion. This is:
In Batson's studies, participants who felt high empathy for a woman receiving shocks offered to take her place even when they could easily leave. This supports:
Festinger and Carlsmith paid participants either $1 or $20 to tell others a boring task was fun. Who later rated the task as more enjoyable?
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