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Video Quiz: Psychology Social EssentialsVersión en línea Quick quiz on social psych concepts por Catalina Verzura 1 According to Bem's self-perception theory, how do we infer our own emotions? a By reading others' minds b By observing our own actions and the situation c By analyzing our dreams d By relying on genetics alone 2 What is the difference between aggression proactiva and reactiva? a Proactive happens only in groups; reactive only individually b Reactive aims to gain resources; proactive aims to harm c Proactive aims to achieve a goal; reactive is an act of aggression itself d Proactive is only verbal; reactive is only physical 3 Which factor is key to reducing intergroup prejudice in the contact hypothesis? a Equal status, personal interaction, and a shared goal b Heavy punishment and isolation c Random碰 interactions without structure d Only formal education about stereotypes 4 In Milgram’s obedience studies, what approximate percentage administered the highest shock when instructed by authority? a 15% b 85% c 45% d 65% 5 Which scenario best demonstrates the fundamental attribution error? a Assuming a group’s success is due to luck only b Recognizing a friend’s good deed as genuine kindness c Explaining a stranger’s rude remark as a hostile personality trait, ignoring situational factors d Blaming the weather for your own bad mood 6 What is the ‘threat of the stereotype’ effect on performance? a It only affects individuals with low IQ b It can hinder performance by consuming cognitive resources c It has no measurable impact on performance d It guarantees better performance due to motivation 7 Which form of sexism combines apparent warmth with restricting behavior? a Hostile sexism b Casual sexism in media c Ambivalent sexism only in men d Benevolent sexism 8 Which step is NOT part of helping in an emergency according to the five-step model? a Ignore the situation and wait for others to act b Assume responsibility c Observe the situation d Interpret as emergency 9 In the two-route model of persuasion, what characterizes the peripheral route? a It is the only route that works in emergencies b People are influenced by superficial cues when motivation/cognition are low c It always leads to long-lasting attitude change d It requires deep, central argument scrutiny 10 What did Sherif’s study on conformity emphasize in contrast to Asch’s? a Sherif highlighted informational social influence in ambiguous situations b Sherif showed public conformity only c Sherif denied the existence of social influence d Sherif focused on obedience to authority Explicación 1 We infer our feelings from our behavior and context, not from direct inner access. 2 Proactive aggression seeks a payoff; reactive aggression stems from anger as the goal. 3 Effective intergroup contact typically requires egalitarian status, meaningful contact, and common objectives. 4 Milgram found about two-thirds complied with the highest voltage under authority pressure. 5 Fosters overemphasis on personal traits and underestimation of situational context. 6 The stereotype threat drains attention and working memory, impairing performance under pressure. 7 Benevolent sexism seems positive but still limits women’s roles. 8 Each step is necessary; ignoring the situation prevents help from happening. 9 Peripheral processing relies on cues like mood or source credibility rather than arguments. 10 Sherif’s work deals with using others as a source of information under ambiguity.

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Video Quiz: Psychology Social EssentialsVersión en línea

por Catalina Verzura

According to Bem's self-perception theory, how do we infer our own emotions?

What is the difference between aggression proactiva and reactiva?

Which factor is key to reducing intergroup prejudice in the contact hypothesis?

In Milgram’s obedience studies, what approximate percentage administered the highest shock when instructed by authority?

Which scenario best demonstrates the fundamental attribution error?

What is the ‘threat of the stereotype’ effect on performance?

Which form of sexism combines apparent warmth with restricting behavior?

Which step is NOT part of helping in an emergency according to the five-step model?

In the two-route model of persuasion, what characterizes the peripheral route?

What did Sherif’s study on conformity emphasize in contrast to Asch’s?

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