Social psychology worksheet with answers

Going along with a group in public while privately disagreeing is called:

1. AInternalisation
2. BConversion
3. CCompliance
4. DIdentification

Conforming because you believe the group knows the correct answer, especially in an unclear situation, is called:

1. AInformational social influence
2. BNormative social influence
3. CSocial loafing
4. DObedience

Helping another person without expecting anything in return is called:

1. AAltruism
2. BReciprocity
3. CCompliance
4. DSocial exchange

Someone realises "I always order salad, so I must like healthy food". Which theory describes inferring attitudes from one's own behaviour?

1. ASelf-perception theory
2. BSocial comparison theory
3. CRealistic conflict theory
4. DSocial identity theory

According to Ajzen's theory of planned behaviour, intentions are predicted by attitudes, subjective norms and:

1. ACognitive dissonance
2. BPerceived behavioural control
3. CPhysical attractiveness of the source
4. DThe size of the group involved

The foot-in-the-door technique works by:

1. AOffering a discount after the request
2. BUsing fear to persuade
3. CGetting agreement to a small request before making a larger one
4. DMaking a large request first, which is refused, then a smaller one

In the Clarks' doll studies, many Black children preferred a white doll and described it as "nice". This research was cited in a US court case because it suggested:

1. ASegregation harmed Black children's self-image
2. BDoll preferences are fully innate
3. CSegregated schools improved self-esteem
4. DYoung children have no racial awareness

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?

1. AAdmiration
2. BPity
3. CEnvy
4. DContempt