Week 7 Quiz

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Question #1

Donnerstein and Donnerstein (1979) showed that people were more willing to give severe, dangerous shocks to a “learner” who got questions wrong when the learner was Black relative to when the learner was White

A False

B True

Question #2

Stellar et al. (2012) found that higher social class was associated with lower levels of dispositional compassion, but was unrelated to people’s compassionate reactions in response to a compassion-inducing stimulus

A False

B True

Question #3

Piff and colleagues (2012) showed that people driving fancier (expensive, more modern looking) cars were more likely to give pedestrians the right of way in a busy intersection relative to people driving more modest cars

A True

B False

Question #4

You would be more likely to call out an interviewer’s inappropriate questions if you were applying for a managerial position, rather than a clerical position

A False

B True

Question #5

Prejudice is more likely to occur when the situation or context is ambiguous.

A True

B False

Question #6

In 2012, a fight broke out in the NYC subway. A bystander, silently munching on snacks, averted an escalation by continuously standing in between the two people fighting. “Snackman” quickly became famous. His behavior is an example of which “D” for bystander intervention?

A Distract

B Direct

C Delegate

D Deny

Question #7

When are you least likely to show compassion towards another person?

A When you are in a big hurry

B During a holiday

C When you are taking a leisurely stroll

D At the end of the day

Question #8

Which of the following is not one of the stages necessary for people to engage in helping behavior?

A Interpret the event as an emergency

B Assume responsibility

C Notice the event

D Decide they are the only ones who can help

Question #9

Darley and Baston’s classic 1973 study showed that even people we would not expect to show a lack of compassion did so under particular circumstances. Which group did the authors conduct their study with?

A Police Officers

B Seminary Students

C Firefighters

D Nuns

Question #10

A majority of people expect that they would speak out against offensive, discriminatory comments, but research shows that a much smaller percentage actually do so. Reasons we have gone over for this discrepancy include:

A People think they will be angry, but become anxious instead

B All of the answers are correct.

C People underestimate the strength of social norms (e.g., about being polite)

D People underestimate the importance losing a valued outcome (e.g., a valued job)

Question #11

People who strive to be egalitarian but nevertheless have prejudiced feelings or thoughts are likely to experience:

A Extreme prejudice

B Aversive prejudice

C Post-traumatic prejudice

D Modern prejudice

Question #12

How is social class related to compassion?

A Social class is positively related to compassion

B Social class is not related to compassion

C The relationship between social class and compassion depends on the helper’s gender

D Social class is negatively related to compassion

Question #13

Sometimes, people show prejudice through a tendency to help those from stigmatized groups less relative to non-stigmatized groups. Under what conditions are we likely to see such prejudice?

A Neither of the choices

B When we think other people are also witness to an emergency

C When we think we are the only witnesses to an emergency

Question #14

A group of friends goes camping overnight. They realize at the campsite that nobody brought a tent. Everyone thought that somebody else would bring the tent. This is an example of:

A Pluralistic norm setting

B Diffusion of responsibility

C Existential angst

D Pluralistic ignorance

Question #15

A group of friends wants to have some fun. One person, jokingly, suggests that they rob a bank. Nobody in the group thinks this is a good idea, but nobody wants to speak out against the idea, thinking everyone else wants to do it. This is an example of:

A Pluralistic ignorance

B Pluralistic norm setting

C Diffusion of responsibility

D Existential angst

Question #16

Which of the following was not discussed as a situational factor that leads to conformity in behavior?

A When the request or demand comes from an authority

B When the request or demand is repeated multiple times

C When the group size is large

D When the situation is an emergency

Question #17

What type of social influence is associated with private attitude change?

A Normative social influence

B Motivational social influence

C Confirmatory social influence

D Informational social influence

Question #18

Which type of social influence is associated with ambiguity in social situations?

A Normative social influence

B Motivational social influence

C Informational social influence

D Confirmatory social influence

Question #19

Which type of social influence is associated with social pressure and conformity to group norms?

A Motivational social influence

B Informational social influence

C Normative social influence

D Confirmatory social influence

Question #20

Which one of these is not one of three D’s of bystander intervention?

A Deny

B Direct

C Distract

D Delegate

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