SIS
Social Influence
Learning
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100

A cause and effect relationship.

What is an advantage of experimental research designs?

100

A response to real or imagined group pressures.

What is conformity?

100

The time interval between a conditioned and unconditioned stimulus. 

What is contiguity?

100

The teamwork between two or more parties.

What is collaboration?

100

Attention, Retention, Reproduction, Motivation.

What are the factors of observational learning?

200

Data measured in numerical values.

What is quantitative data?

200

A small offer that is preceded by a larger one.

What is Door in the Face?

200

The addition of an unpleasant stimulus to decrease behaviour.

What is aversive punishment?

200

Scientific findings that have consequences upon society, or vice versa.

What is influence?

200

Central and Peripheral.

What are the two routes of persuasion?

300

A research design involving two or more groups being exposed to different experimental conditions. 

What is an independent groups design?

300

The manipulation of Source, Message, and Audience to change attitudes.

What is the Yale Attitude Change Approach?

300

The phase in which the neutral stimulus becomes the conditioned stimulus. 

What is the performance phase?

300

Potential risks to participants that must be taken into consideration when evaluating studies.

What are ethics?

300

Becoming passive and depressed in response to repeated and inescapable aversive stimulus.

What is learned helplessness?

400

The applicability of an experiment to a real world scenario.

What is ecological validity?

400

65%

What percentage of Milgram's participants went to 450 volts?

400

Reinforcement is delivered after a predictable number of responses

What is a fixed ratio schedule of reinforcement?

400

Clear transmission of findings that may include international conventions, reviews, or verification of results.

What is communication?

400

He is known for his experiments on pigeons.

Who was Burrhus Frederic Skinner?

500

An observational design utilising both longitudinal and cross-sectional elements.

What is a sequential design?

500

Altered states of consciousness.

What is a factor contributing to deindividuation?

500

Monkey see monkey do!

What is observational learning?

500

The solutions developed, or actions designed, as a response to economic, sociocultural, or environmental factors. 

What is application?

500

A cognitive model or mental representation of something. 

What is a Schemata?

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