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Which subject	Psychology
What age group	Year or Grade 11
What topic	social psychology, bystander effect, cults,contact hypothesis, stanford prison experiment, persuasion, central route, peripheral route, foot in the door and door in face. multiple choice and vary answers letter.
Question types	Close-ended
Number of questions	10
Number of answers	4
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Psychology Quiz: Social Psychology

Instructions:

Choose the correct answer for each question by marking the letter corresponding to the right answer.

Questions:

1. What is the "bystander effect"?

   • A. The phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help in an emergency when other people are present.
   • B. A model of group dynamics that encourages individual participation.
   • C. A psychological state achieved through social influence over time.
   • D. The tendency for individuals to change their opinions to match a group's.

2. Which of the following is a characteristic commonly associated with cults?

   • A. Open membership and lack of hierarchy.
   • B. Charismatic leadership and demanding loyalty from members.
   • C. Promoting individualism and critical thinking.
   • D. Emphasizing secular values and pluralism.

3. What does the contact hypothesis propose?

   • A. Increased intergroup contact will generally lead to prejudice.
   • B. Direct contact between members of conflicting groups can reduce prejudice.
   • C. Prejudice is best addressed through avoidance of conflict.
   • D. Isolating conflicting groups is the most effective means of conflict resolution.

4. What was the main finding of the Stanford prison experiment?

   • A. Situational contexts can have little to no impact on behavior.
   • B. Unstructured environments lead to chaos and disorder.
   • C. Individuals will conform to roles they are assigned, even to the detriment of others.
   • D. Guards exhibit empathy towards prisoners under duress.

5. Which route of persuasion involves deliberate, logical reasoning?

   • A. Peripheral route
   • B. Central route
   • C. Emotional route
   • D. Subconscious route

6. In the context of persuasion, what does the peripheral route refer to?

   • A. Using facts and figures to convince someone.
   • B. Relying on superficial cues, such as attractiveness or emotion.
   • C. Engaging in deep analysis of the argument presented.
   • D. Focusing on the main points of the message.

7. What is the "foot-in-the-door" technique?

   • A. Asking a person for a large favor that they will likely refuse.
   • B. Gradually increasing the size of requests to gain compliance.
   • C. Using pressure tactics to secure immediate agreement.
   • D. Offering multiple favors to create a sense of obligation.

8. How does the "door-in-the-face" technique work?

   • A. Starting with a small request and following up with a larger one.
   • B. Making an unreasonable request first, followed by a more reasonable one.
   • C. Refusing to take no for an answer to create tension.
   • D. Utilizing group pressure to gain an agreement.

9. Which of the following best describes the relevance of the bystander effect in social psychology?

   • A. Individuals take responsibility when in a crowd.
   • B. People tend to feel safer in large groups.
   • C. The presence of others inhibits individual action in emergencies.
   • D. Bystanders are always helpful and supportive in crises.

10. What is a significant consequence of persuasion through the central route?

    • A. Attitudes formed are likely to be more resistant to change.
    • B. Attitudes formed are generally fleeting and superficial.
    • C. It relies heavily on emotional appeal rather than logic.
    • D. Individuals are less likely to engage with the material presented.

Answer Key:

1. A
2. B
3. B
4. C
5. B
6. B
7. B
8. B
9. C
10. A