Social Psych Chapter 1 (Part 2)
Social Psychology Quiz: Test Your Knowledge
Welcome to the Social Psychology Quiz! This assessment is designed to evaluate your understanding of key concepts and theories within the field. Whether you’re a student, a teacher, or simply an enthusiast, this quiz will challenge your knowledge and help you learn more about social psychology.
Get ready to dive into fascinating topics including:
- Theoretical Definitions
- Evolutionary Psychology
- Internal Validity
- Social Facilitation
What definition defines a theoretical term in a way that allows it to be manipulated or measured?
Conceptual Definition
Operational Definition
Research Definition
Constructional Definition
A non-critical acceptance of science as the only way to arrive at true knowledge: science as religion...what term does this statement describe?
Systematic review
Positivism
Experimentation
Social Psychology
The types of concepts, mechanisms and language used to explain a phenomenon is known as:
Level of explanation
Level of exploration
Levels of exploitation
Level of understanding
What term describes: A theoretical approach that explains ‘useful’ psychological traits, such as memory, perception or language, as adaptations through natural selection?
Evolutionary social psychology
Evolutionary sociopsychology
Evolutionary sociologylogy
Evolutionary psychology
Set of interrelated concepts and principles concerning which theories or types of theory are appropriate. This statement describes:
Theories
A set of theories
Metatheory
Theoretical sets
Internal validity is also known as experimental realism.
True
False
Subject effects are effects that are not spontaneous, owing to demand characteristics and/ or participants wishing to please the experimenter.
True
False
Which theorist speaks to social facilitation?
Norman Tripplett
Fritz Heider
B.F. Skinner
Leon Festinger
In field experiments, we have more control over extraneous variables.
True
False
The tendency to seek, interpret and create information that verifies existing explanations for the cause of an event is known as:
Confirmation effect
Confirmation bias
Experimenter bias
Subject bias
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