vu psy403 Final Term - Quiz No.2
vu psy403 Social Psychology Quiz
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Question 1: Which of the following event led to research on suicide bombing?
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44450
44419
44511
Question 2: Which of the following is not the area of interest in social psychology?
Thinking
Evaluating
Doing
Interacting
Question 3: __________ is voluntary participation with full understanding of the possible risk factors involved in any research or experiment.
Anonymity
Protection from harm
Minimize deception
Informed consent
Question 4: Which of the following best defines that a student is given candy and soft drinks along with words of praise for a superb performance?
Gift
Reinforcement
Modelling
Learning
Question 6: Which of the following is not a part of a research article?
Title
SPSS
Method
Results
Question 7: What name is given to a person who is appearently a normal participant in the experiment but who in fact plays a presdribed role assigned by the experimenter?
Accomplice
Assistant
Confidant
Confederate
Question 8: Which of the following is defined as - transient states of arousal that direct our behavior?
Emotions
Believes
Attitude
Dream
Question 9: Who designed or created the shock generator?
Stanley Hall
Norman Triplet
William McDougall
Stanley Milgram
Question 10: Which of the following can be directly observed by using only observational methods?
Cognitions
Perceptions
Thinking
Behaviour
