When everyone in a group looks calm in an unclear situation, each person may conclude that nothing is wrong. This is called:
- ADiffusion of responsibility
- BPluralistic ignorance
- CSocial loafing
- DGroup polarisation
When everyone in a group looks calm in an unclear situation, each person may conclude that nothing is wrong. This is called:
A student goes out partying the night before an exam so that a poor grade can be blamed on tiredness. This is:
Which study is known for assigning students to the roles of guards and prisoners?
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:
A smoker who knows smoking is harmful tells himself "the research isn't really conclusive". In dissonance terms, he is reducing dissonance by:
LaPiere travelled across the USA with a Chinese couple in the 1930s. Almost every hotel and restaurant served them, but most later replied by letter that they would not serve Chinese guests. This shows:
Social loafing in a group shouting task disappeared when participants believed their individual output could be identified. This shows loafing is driven mainly by:
Which variation in Asch's study reduced conformity most dramatically?
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