1.Mary did not know which candidate to vote for. Before casting her vote, she spoke to a few citizens she knew and respected in her neighborhood, and voted the same way they did. This is an example of ______ social influence

a/ informational




2.Normative social influence would be most likely to produce conformity for which of the following individuals?

                a/Emily, who wants to be invited to join a prestigious country club and is deciding the attire that is most appropriate for an upcoming formal dinner.

                d/Jayden, a relatively new member of a fraternity who must vote by secret and anonymous ballot for next year's fraternity president.

                c/Dev, an inexperienced pilot being advised by air traffic controllers to not land his airplane because of bad weather.

                d/None of these.

3.In Sherif's autokinetic study, participants likely conformed because ______.

                a/the task was ambiguous.

                b/they are like sheep and just follow others.

                c/they wanted to fit in.

                d/of the chameleon effect.

4.To be considered a psychological disorder, a person's symptoms must be

(Select all that apply)





5.Major depressive disorder is characterized by 2 consecutive weeks of

                a/excessive fear.

                b/manic episodes.

                c/low mood.


6.Social norms are

                a/always enforced with laws.

                b/rules that tell us how we should behavior in certain situations.

                c/the same in all cultures.

                d/impossible to learn.

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