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Celia, who is a
college student, has always thought of herself as an environmental activist.
Recently, she “inherited” a gas-guzzling car from her parents, which she has
been driving around campus. To reduce the cognitive dissonance that she feels
from these clashing images of herself, the environmental activist and the
gas-guzzling car owner, she might _____ by saying that “cars are not really a
major environmental problem.”
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change her attitude
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The process of
changing your behavior in direct response to the demands of an authority is
known as
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obedience.
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Daily behavior is probably
most influenced by group pressures for
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conformity.
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Reward, coercive,
legitimate, referent, and expert are types of
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social power.
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The ability to provide
incentives for a person to comply with desired behavior is known as
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reward power.
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In a classic study on
_____ that focused on college students shooting pool at a student union. Good
players who were confident in their pool playing improved their accuracy when
being watched by others, while the less confident players decreased their accuracy
when being watched by others.
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social facilitation
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In a classic study on
social facilitation that focused on college students shooting pool at a student
union. Good players who were confident in their pool playing _____ when being
watched by others.
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improved their accuracy
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You are a good school
teacher and are instructing your class when you spy the principal standing
outside the door watching you. According to social facilitation theory, you are
likely to
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improve your teaching performance.
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The teacher decides
to let your class get in groups of four to complete the homework. Your effort
on this group task will be less than the effort you would have expended if the
task had been completed as individual homework. This illustrates the principle of
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social loafing.
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A person's invisible
"spatial envelope" that designated as private defines one’s _____.
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personal space
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