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Social Studies
7th -
12thgrade
GCSE Psychology: Social Influence Pt. 3
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- 1. Multiple ChoiceJohnson and Downing argued that deindividuation can lead to identification with group norms.truefalse
- 2. Multiple ChoiceLe Bon argued that anonymity in a crowd leads to impulsive and aggressive behaviour.truefalse
- 3. Multiple ChoiceZimbardo’s individuated participants were never referred to by name.truefalse
- 4. Multiple ChoiceIn the SIDE model, SIDE stands for ‘Social Identity model of Deindividuation Effects’.truefalse
- 5. Multiple Choice‘Loss of personal identity’ is a description of:Antisocial behaviourAnonymityDeindividuationCollective behaviour
- 6. Multiple ChoiceIn Johnson and Downing’s study the prosocial deindividuated participants:Wore their own clothesWore KKK style hoodsGave real electric shocksWere dressed as nurses
- 7. Multiple ChoiceZimbardo was one of the first people to study crowd behaviour in the 19th century.truefalse
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWearing a uniform can create a state of deindividuation.truefalse
- 9. Multiple ChoiceReicher argued that the riot was rule-driven, the main rule being:Cause as much damage to people’s houses as possible.Only target the police.Attack reporters and other ‘civilians’.Spread out of St. Pauls into surrounding areas.
- 10. Multiple ChoiceAn angry crowd gathered outside the Black and White Café about five hours after the raid began.truefalse
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThe size of the crowd at the start of the riot was said to be:About 300Anywhere between 300 and 3000About 3000More than 3000
- 12. Multiple ChoiceIt was difficult for Reicher to find people who were willing to be interviewed.truefalse
- 13. Multiple ChoiceReicher’s results suggest that rioting behaviour could be controlled if only the police were tougher.truefalse
- 14. Multiple ChoiceReicher analysed reports of the riot from the police and media.truefalse
- 15. Multiple ChoiceReicher was able to pinpoint the exact event that triggered the rioting.truefalse
- 16. Multiple ChoiceMarsh argued that hooligan behaviour by football supporters is chaotic and unpredictable.truefalse
- 17. Multiple ChoiceSocial loafing can be explained by deindividuation.truefalse
- 18. Multiple ChoiceThe UK is usually considered to be a collectivist culture.truefalse
- 19. Multiple ChoiceSocial loafing is lower in collectivist cultures.truefalse
- 20. Multiple Choice‘Individuals working in groups put in less effort than when working alone’ is a description of:CultureDeindividuationA dispositional factorSocial loafing
- 21. Multiple ChoiceSome of Milgram’s participants refused to obey for moral reasons.truefalse
- 22. Multiple ChoiceSocial loafing is a dispositional explanation of crowd influence.truefalse
- 23. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is a dispositional factor in crowd and collective behaviour?PersonalitySocial loafingCultureDeindividuation
- 24. Multiple ChoiceIn Latané et al.’s study of social loafing the participants had to pull a rope.truefalse
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