Advanced Social Psychology Challenge

A hard‑level set of nine multiple‑choice items exploring core concepts of social behavior and mental processes.

#social perception#social influence#experimental methods#intergroup relations#attitude change#groupthink#obedience#conformity

Total Questions

9

Difficulty Level

hard

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Quiz Questions

Answer all questions below and test your knowledge.

1
In the Milgram obedience study, participants were instructed to:
Question 1
2
When confronted with a unanimous majority giving an incorrect line length judgment, most participants:
Question 2
3
According to Tajfel, in‑group favoritism arises primarily from:
Question 3
4
When observing a stranger trip on a curb, people are most likely to attribute the cause to:
Question 4
5
The presence of multiple witnesses typically reduces the likelihood that any one person will:
Question 5
6
Festinger's theory predicts that after making a costly purchase, a consumer will:
Question 6
7
Performance on a well‑practiced task is most likely to improve when:
Question 7
8
A hallmark sign of groupthink is:
Question 8
9
The foot‑in‑the‑door technique relies on:
Question 9