QUESTION 20 The tendency for a group’s attitudes to become more…

Question Answered step-by-step QUESTION 20 The tendency for a group’s attitudes to become more… QUESTION 20The tendency for a group’s attitudes to become more extreme as a result of group discussions is known as: a. social comparison. b. common group identity. c. groupthink. d. group polarization.2 points QUESTION 21All are examples of a change in social role EXCEPT: a. renovating your house. b. becoming a parent. c. being elected to student government. d. retiring from the workforce.2 points QUESTION 22Believing in the just-world hypothesis and scapegoating are common ways for individuals to _____ their prejudices. a. rationalize b. reduce c. question d. eliminate2 points QUESTION 23Stanley Milgram’s famous study involving a “shock generator” was conducted in the 1960s to examine: a. obedience. b. conformity. c. attributions. d. attitude change.2 points QUESTION 24The _____ is the notion that prejudice can be fueled by the need to find someone to blame. a. fundamental attribution error b. scapegoat hypothesis c. social role theory d. just-world hypothesis2 points QUESTION 25The persuasion strategy where you get someone to agree to something little before asking for something big is called: a. central route persuasion. b. peripheral route persuasion. c. the lowball technique. d. the foot-in-the-door technique.2 points QUESTION 26_____ occurs when individuals are in groups and they experience a loss of identity and accountability that can lead them to act in ways they never would otherwise. a. Groupthink b. Deindividuation c. Social loafing d. Social facilitation Social Science Psychology PSYC 2301 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)