Social Facilitation
Social Loafing
Deindividuation
Group Polarization
GroupThink
100

The presence of others is arousing, therefore enabling What type of responses?

Dominant

100

_______ may put more effort into a group when the goal is important to them or the reward of what they are doing is significant.

Individuals

100

Deindividuation is more likely when people are in a ______ group, are physically anonymous and are distracted

large

100

Group interaction tends to ____ our opinions

intensify/enhance

100

Symptoms of _______ may not allow members of the group to seek alternative possibilities or discuss opposing views

groupthink

200

The presence of observers or co-actors enhances performance on easy tasks, but does what to the  performance on difficult tasks.

Hinders/Slows it down

200

What is the tendency for people to exert less effort when they pool their efforts toward a common goal than when they are individually accountable

Social Loafing

200

_____ levels of social arousal in combination with diffused responsibility is when individuals may abandon their normal restrains and lose their sense of self.

High

200

We tend to partake in things that ____ with our views rather than those that challenge our views.

agree

200

group problem solving can be more ______ than individual problem solving 

accurate

300

The example in the powerpoint showed a baseball game and its relation to Social Facilitation. What type of Advantage was mentioned that benefits one team?

Home-Field Advantage

300

Political scientist John Sweeney(1973) observed ____ _____ in a cycling experiment.

 social loafing 

300

Eli Pariser talked about Group Polarization and the Internet on what kind of platform

TED Talk

300

In Groups, “______ are better at coordinating their actions”.

Friends

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