The evolutionary idea that people are more likely to help close relatives than strangers is called:
- ASocial exchange
- BThe bystander effect
- CKin selection
- DReciprocal altruism
The evolutionary idea that people are more likely to help close relatives than strangers is called:
The frustration–aggression hypothesis states that:
Which researcher found that cyclists rode faster when racing against others than when riding alone, in an early study of social facilitation?
Social exchange theory proposes that relationships continue when:
Aronson and Mills found that women who went through an embarrassing initiation to join a dull discussion group rated it more positively than those with a mild initiation. This is:
Berkowitz and LePage found that angered participants gave more electric shocks when a gun was lying nearby than when a badminton racket was. This is called:
Zanna and Cooper gave participants a placebo pill, telling some it would make them tense. After writing a counter-attitudinal essay, those told the pill causes tension showed little attitude change. This supports the idea that:
The stereotype content model places groups on two dimensions. Elderly people are often seen as warm but low in competence. Which emotion does the model predict they receive?
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