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Question Rememberrt Understandrth ApplyrWhat
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rType herFacts erConcepts rYourKnow
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Psychology 26,r29,r30,r31, 14,r15,r16,r17, 27,r28,r35,r38,
41,r43,r58,r59, 18,r20,r23,r24, 39,r40,r42,r44,
60 25,r32,r33,r34, 47,r48,r49,r50,
46,r52,r53,r55, 51,r54,r56,r61,
57,r63 62
Essay 176,r177,r180 178,r179
TherPowerrofrth MultiplerChoice 64,r66,r70,r71, 74,r80,r86,r87, 65,r67,r68,r69, 76,r112
erSituation 72,r78,r79,r84, 93,r94,r110,r111, 73,r75,r77,r81,
89,r95,r98,r104, 119,r125 82,r83,r85,r88,
107,r113,r114, 90,r91,r92,r96,
115,r116,r117, 97,r99,r100,r101,
118,r120,r124 102,r103,r105,
106,r108,r109,
121,r122,r123,
126
Essay 181,r182,r183, 185 184
WhererConstr MultiplerChoice 127,r129,r133, 130,r143,r148, 128,r131,r132,
ualsrComerFr 135,r136,r137, 150,r151,r155, 134,r138,r139,
om:rBasicrHu 149,r154,r156, 158,r159,r160, 140,r141,r142,
manrMotives 157,r161 163,r164,r166, 144,r145,r146,
167 147,r152,r153,
162,r165
Essay 187,r189,r190 188 186
WhyrStudyrSoc MultiplerChoice 168,r172 169,r170,r171, 174
ialrPsychology? 173,r175
Essay 191
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Aronson,rWilson,rSommers,rPage-Gould,rLewis,rJr.:rSocialrPsychology,r11thredition
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
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c. socialrpsychology
d. sociology
rAnswer:rC
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b. therpresencerofrrealrorrimaginedrotherrpeople
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Answer:rB
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Aronson,rWilson,rSommers,rPage-Gould,rLewis,rJr.:rSocialrPsychology,r11thredition
Answer:rA
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pic:rDefiningrSocialrPsychology
DifficultyrLevel:rModerate
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applicationrof torgetrherrtoragreertorhelp.
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b. herrmererpresence
c. obedience
d. threatr
Answer:rA
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6. Whichrexamplerillustratesrardirectrpersuasionrattempt?
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b. Ramonarworksrhardrinrschoolrtormakerherrmotherrproud.
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d. JasonrmovesrfromrNewrYorkrtorAtlantarandrdevelopsrarSouthernraccent.rA
nswer:rA
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d. ArchildrseesrotherrkidsrwearingrtheirrT-shirtsrinsideroutrandrstartsrwearingrarT-
shirtrthersamerway.rAnswer:rD
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up.rInrthisrcase,rXiao’srbehaviorrisranrexamplerofra(n) socialrinfluencerattempt.
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rAnswer:rA
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DifficultyrLevel:rDifficult
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