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Exam 2 Soc 305

According to five factors in Personality figure 6.2, “personality traits” are determined by

  1. emotion and cognition only
  2. geography and economy only
  3. societies’ types only
  4. biological and cultural bases

A need for approval of others and self is stressed by

  1. the conflict model
  2. the consistency model
  3. the fulfillment model
  4. the interactionist theory

Our visual perception for figure 8.5 in Culture and Cognition chapter

  1. often believe the top line is shorter than bottom line the bottom line is indeed longer
  2. often believe the bottom line is longer than top line the top line is truly longer
  3. often believe the two lines are equal
  4. often believe the top line is longer than bottom line

According to Hudson’s Visual Perception in Chapter figure 8.8

  1. the hunter is likely to kill the elephant in the background
  2. the hunter is likely to kill the gazelle in the foreground as perceived by Americans
  3. the hunter will kill both animals at once for sure
  4. the hunter won’t kill any animal for sure

According to lecture and chapter, “problem solving” indicates that

  1. there are no differences at all among world population on this issue
  2. there are no need at all for approval by others
  3. people attempt to discover ways of achieving that do not readily attainable.
  4. there are no need to feel upset at all

According to book chapter and lecture, discrimination involves action and prejudice involves thinking but not action

  1. True
  2. False

According to book chapter, human “creativity” belongs most likely to

  1. Cognition
  2. Emotion
  3. Behavior
  4. Immune system

 According to “emotion” lecture, surprise and disgust = embarrassment

  1. True
  2. False

According to blue eyes and brown eyes video, the teacher conducted a

  1. social experiment in class
  2. social survey in class
  3. a gender difference in math and science
  4. a face to face in-depth interview in class

The notes said to study personality, besides survey, experiment and field work, researchers can also use

  1. drawing and sentence completion analyses
  2. sports activity analysis
  3. students’ school activity analysis
  4. students’ home activity analysis

According to Plutchik’s cognitive studies in lecture notes

  1. suprise and happy = embarrassment
  2. surprise and anticipation should be opposite emotions
  3. anger and fear = joy
  4. love and care = hate

According to Professor Richard Lynn’s surveys on “cognitive scores” among many countries the differences are basically

  1. politically determined
  2. evolutionarily determined
  3. economically determined
  4. sociologically determined

According to lecture and chapter

  1. modern people are more likely to use circling time consciousness
  2. primitive tribe people are more likely to use the liner time tribe people are more likely to use the linear time
  3. modern people are more likely to have the linear time consciousness
  4. white children have very low math scores

According to the Consistency model

  1. the content of personality is largely learned
  2. a person should never try to control anxiety-modification of events
  3. a person does not need to be approved by others
  4. a person never tries to socialize in a society

According to the Deficiency theory

  1. disadvantaged minorities likely to have weak socialization process, emotional and behavioral problems, and higher drop out rates.
  2. all minorities are discriminated against by the middle class in the U.S.
  3. all minorities worked as cheap labors in the U.S.
  4. minority members do not like one another

According to the lecture notes, international IQ and math scores

  1. belong to behavior component of personality
  2. belong to cognitive component of personality
  3. belong to emotional component of personality
  4. none of the above

In “obedience to authority” experiment, the independent variables include

  1. the respondents’ obedience level
  2. male and female male and female of respondents
  3. the respondents’ religion education
  4. the electrical shocks toward the respondents

In Eyes on the Prize – Awakening

  1. the two whites who killed the black boy were announced “guilty” by the southern court
  2. the two whites who killed the black boy were announced “not guilty” by the southern court
  3. the two whites were arrested after their murder of the boy
  4. none of the above

 In book chapter, “acculturation” means people adopt their own culture only

  1. True
  2. False

The lectures on both Deficiency and Bias theories the remote causal social factor is the plantation economy

  1. True
  2. False

In studying behavior, delinquency and crime are explained by social control and social strain theories only

  1. True
  2. False

In chapter, “aggression” is any act that intentionally hurts another person either physically or psychologically.

  1. True
  2. False

 In chapter, “stereotypes” can be either positive or negative attitudes toward a group of people.

  1. True
  2. False

 In chapter, besides the 6 emotions, the table also listed “shame” and “shock” emotions.

  1. True
  2. False

In chapter, Darwin said that facial emotions are biologically innate, and evolutionarily adaptive.

  1. True
  2. False

 In chapter, it is said that there are no differences in how parents structure the home environment for children.

  1. True
  2. False

 In chapter, many studies provided initial evidence for the universality of anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise.

  1. True
  2. False

 In chapter, the author said “emotions” are the same as “moods”.

  1. True
  2. False

 In lecture, anomie suicide equals to altruist suicide

  1. True
  2. False

 In LA County Jail, the gang members took the letter __ out of words

  1. “A” A
  2. “B”
  3. “C”
  4. “D”

In Blue Eyes and Brown Eyes

  1. the teacher conducted a social survey
  2. the teacher conducted a field study
  3. the teacher conducted a social experiment study
  4. all of the above

In Blue Eyes and Brown Eyes the students were from the sixth grade.

  1. True
  2. False

 In lecture and chapter, institutionalized discrimination is preferential treatment solely on the basis of minority group membership.

  1. True
  2. False

In lecture, “liner time” relates to both primitive and modern cultures.

  1. True
  2. False

In lecture, Bias theory pointed out the discrimination from the elite class is the central cause of inequality in the U.S.

  1. True
  2. False

In lecture, social scientists would treat “secondary emotion” as

  1. results of simple life experiences of both humans and animals
  2. emotional constructions of humans only
  3. interaction strategies among both humans and animals
  4. family inherited factor

In lecture, Durkheim’s suicide study has three types of suicide only

  1. True
  2. False

In obedience to authority video, there is only a very small percent respondence showed the obedience

  1. True
  2. False

In lecture, suicide is the dependent variable that affects gender and age

  1. True
  2. False

In the book a higher-order mental process includes

  1. touch and smell of humans
  2. thinking and reasoning of animals
  3. decision making and problem solving of humans
  4. smell and touch of animals

In the book the FIRST cognition processes to occur when people process stimuli are

  1. human selfishness and society’s conflicts
  2. social roles of individuals
  3. sensation and perception
  4. hate and love feelings

In Eyes on the Prize – Awakening, the city called Money had the bus workers’ strike.

  1. True
  2. False

Lecture and Yanomamo video indicate individuals from nonliterate or primitive cultures develop________ than those in modern ones

  1. worse geographical memory skills
  2. better geographical memory skills
  3. equal memory skills
  4. more negative memory skills

Lectures indicate one crucial requirement for a child’s psychological and physical development appears to be the presence in infancy of

  1. a caring person to whom the emotional attachments are formed
  2. a child’s mother
  3. abundant intellectual stimulation
  4. a peer group

Personality refers to the unique constellation of traits, attributes, qualities, and individual characteristics.

  1. True
  2. False

Researchers hypothesize that in ________societies people are more likely to use supernatural powers than acquiring empirical evidences

  1. modern
  2. socialist
  3. primitive
  4. isolated

Socialization is a learning process in which what is learned can be described as

  1. skills greatly influenced by inheritance
  2. desires greatly influenced by greed
  3. how to meet family, community, and society’s expectations and pass the knowledge to the next generation
  4. how to achieve personal goals

The cross country surveys on average IQ conducted by Richard Lynn show that

  1. Korea ranked the second highest of 106 points
  2. Hong Kong ranked the highest of 106 points
  3. Japan ranked the highest of 106 points
  4. China ranked the highest of 106 points

Anomie suicides occur when immigration rate is high in a place.

  1. True
  2. False

Socializations not only produce personality but also produce

  1. age and gender
  2. values and norms
  3. race and ethnicity
  4. socialist and capitalist societies

 

 

Soc 305 Culture and Personality

1.  Exam 1 Soc 305

2. Textbook 1 Exam 1

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