Anti-fat prejudice is strongest in _________cultures.

• A) Liberal
• B) Nomadic
• C) Individualistic
• D) Collectivistic

Persuasion is attitude change via a/an _________ message.

• A) Ordinary
• B) Important
• C) Internal
• D) External

Which of the following helps to reduce prejudice?

• A) Society
• B) Religion
• C) Culture
• D) Values

Which of the following is not a characteristic of the situation & attraction?

• A) Continuity
• B) Familiarity
• C) Anxiety
• D) Proximity

Mere __________ is sufficient to elicit intergroup bias.

• A) Discrimination
• B) Categorization
• C) Prejudice
• D) Stereotype

This tendency to be attracted to others who are similar to us in particular characteristics, such as physical attractiveness, is known as the what?

• A) Matching hypothesis
• B) Physical attractiveness
• C) Attraction
• D) Affiliation theory

Which part of the brain is more activated in an introvert that is responsible for pain alarm center?

• A) Anterior cingulate
• B) Thalamus
• C) Medulla oblongata
• D) Cerebrum

According to research, how much time we usually spend with others?

• A) 2/4
• B) 1/4
• C) 1/3
• D) 3/4

Which of the following can be reduced if the contact between members of different social groups is increased?

• A) Jealousy
• B) Stereotypes
• C) Discrimination
• D) Intergroup bias

Status is another form of:

• A) Prejudice
• B) Discrimination
• C) Biasness
• D) Negative association

Who gave the idea of the contact hypothesis?

• A) Galton
• B) Allport
• C) Rogers
• D) Freud

Which of the following means having a smaller or less satisfying network of social and intimate relationships than we desire?

• A) Dispersion
• B) Hate
• C) Loneliness
• D) Isolation

Which of the following explains our need for affiliation?

• A) Social affiliation theory
• B) Social comparison theory
• C) Social cognitive theory
• D) Social bias theory

Which of the following implies that those who feel their social identity keenly tend to categorize people as us or them?

• A) Social learning theory
• B) Social role theory
• C) Theory of planned behavior
• D) Social identity theory

Which of the following is defined as weak version of an opposing argument that stimulates defense against a future opposing argument?

• A) Attitude formation
• B) Attitudinal Immaturity
• C) Attitudinal orientation
• D) Attitudinal Inoculation

Adorno, Frenkel-Brunswick, Levinson, & Stanford (1950) constructed the ______________ scale to measure authoritarian personality.

• A) Fascist
• B) MMPI
• C) CPI
• D) Five factor

Which of the following is a self-confirming apprehension that one will be evaluated based on a negative stereotype?

• A) Negative thinking
• B) Stereotype threat
• C) Internal thinking
• D) Irrational beliefs

"Our self esteem is partly determined by the social esteem of our group and we enjoy in the reflected glory of our group" refers to which of the followings?

• A) Conflict theory
• B) Realistic group conflict theory
• C) Social identity theory
• D) Self esteem theory

Which of the following is a negative behavior directed towards the members of a prejudiced social group?

• A) Stereotypes
• B) Discrimination
• C) Attitude
• D) Behavior

Who was the first to introduce the Principle of Cognitive consistency?

• A) Fritz Heider
• B) McGarry
• C) Aarther
• D) Rosch