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A) objective route.
B) subjective route.
C) central route.
D) peripheral route.
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A) diffusion of responsibility is less likely to occur in a small group.
B) group polarization is less likely to occur in small groups.
C) small groups tend to be less cohesive than larger groups.
D) cognitive dissonance decreases as the size of a group is decreased.
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A) declines; reduced efficiency due to the loss of coordination among group members' efforts
B) declines; positive reinforcement from other group members for reduced productivity
C) increases; concern about being observed and evaluated by other group members
D) increases; commitment to the group's goals
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A) The findings generalize very poorly to the "real" world.
B) Subjects were exposed to extensive deception without prior consent.
C) The independent and dependent variables were not clearly defined.
D) Subjects were exposed to severe stress that could leave emotional scars.
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A) an innocent stranger was harmed by the subjects' actions.
B) group size was increased beyond seven members.
C) another "teacher" defied the experimenter's order.
D) the study was conducted in a run-down, dilapidated building.
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A) the bystander effect.
B) group conformity.
C) social loafing.
D) social facilitation.
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A) group leader is directive and the members are cohesive
B) task is unfamiliar and the members are concerned about the groups image
C) group members feel that the responsibility for getting the job done is diffused among the members of the group
D) size of the group exceeds ten members
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A) the bystander effect; group polarization
B) obedience; conformity
C) conformity; obedience
D) group polarization; the bystander effect
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A) the task was easy.
B) just one accomplice failed to go along with the rest of the group.
C) the experimenter ridiculed the group's wrong answers.
D) the task was difficult.
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A) were ordered to deliver painful electric shocks to a stranger.
B) were assigned to be guards or prisoners in a simulated prison.
C) indicated which of three lines matched a "standard line" in length.
D) were ordered to give consistently wrong answers to simple questions.
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A) The receiver's viewpoint is already fairly close to that of the message.
B) The receiver has been forewarned about the message.
C) A two-sided appeal is used.
D) The source is physically attractive.
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A) central route to persuasion.
B) peripheral route to persuasion.
C) autonomic route to persuasion.
D) somatic route to persuasion.
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A) group polarization and cognitive dissonance
B) discrimination and ingratiation
C) the bystander effect and social loafing
D) social loafing and the illusory correlation effect
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A) stereotypes
B) social schemas
C) conformity
D) physical appearance
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