Attitudes
Judging Others
Attributions
Obedience and Conformity
Media
100

What is the name of the model of attitudes?

Tri-component model of attitudes

OR

A B C Model of attitudes

100

All Asians are smart and study hard

Stereotype

100

an evaluation made about the cause of behaviour and the process of making this evaluation

Attribution

100

What was Asch's famous study investigating, and what task was used?

Conformity - matching line lengths

100

True or False? Media has only negative effects on group behaviour

False

200

What is 'A' in the ABC model of attitudes? Give an example.

Affective. Feelings - example?

200

Racism, sexism and homophobia are example of ...

Prejudice

200

Behaviour caused by personal factors such as age, intellect or gender is _________, whereas behaviour caused by the environment or situational factors is ____________.  

Internal attribution, external attribution

200

What was Milgram's famous study investigating, and how did it do this?

Obedience - subject thought they were shocking another participant on the orders of the experimenter.

200

What is the neurotransmitter involved in addictive behaviours?

Dopamine


300

Define what is 'C' in the ABC model of attitudes, and give another term it is associated with.

Cognitive component - thoughts/beliefs/stereotypes

300

Match Stereotypes, Prejudice and Discrimination to the tri-component (ABC) model of attitudes

Stereotypes - Cognitive, Prejudice - Affective, Discrimination - Behaviour

300

The tendency to explain other people's behaviour in terms of internal factors, while ignoring possible external factors

Fundamental attribution error

300

Explain who the authority figure, confederate and subject were in Milgram's experiment

Authority figure - "scientist" in the lab coat

Confederate - "learner" (person supposedly being shocked)

Subject - "teacher" (person administering the supposed shock)

300

How does media have a positive influence on social connections?

Stay connected to friends/family overseas

400

The term for the psychological stress experienced when thoughts/feelings and/or behaviour don't align with our attitude

Cognitive dissonance

400

Define self-stigma

The feeling of shame or disgrace experienced by an individual for a characteristic that differentiates them from others

400

Self-serving bias is when positive behaviour is attributed to (internal/external) factors and negative behaviour is attributed to (internal/external) factors.

internal, external

400

What was an ethical guideline not followed in either Milgram or Asch's experiments?

Withdrawal rights, no harm, debriefing (Milgram)

Deception (both)

400

Identify a positive and negative influence of INFORMATION ACCESS

Positive - research topics of interest

Negative - misinformation

500

Define confirmation bias

Confirmation bias - accept information that aligns with our beliefs

500

Name the two types of discrimination and give an example of each. Hint: one affects the individual and the other disadvantages a group

Direct discrimination - e.g. not hiring someone because of their race or age

Indirect discrimination - having only stair access to school classrooms disadvantages people in a wheelchair

500

Tendency to attribute our own actions to external factors and situational causes while attributing other people's behaviour to internal factors

Actor-observer bias

500

What is the difference between obedience and conformity?

Obedience is conforming to a request from an authority figure.

500

Name the four areas of media influence on behaviours

social connections

social comparison

addictive behaviours

information access