The Main Prediction in Freedman and Fraser's First Field Experiment

question 2

Multiple Choice

The main prediction in Freedman and Fraser's first field experiment on compliance, in which they were ostensibly concerned with the inventory of household products in subjects' homes, was that the subjects:

• A) in the One-Contact condition would be most likely to comply with a large request.
• B) in the Agree-Only condition would refuse to carry out the first, smaller request.
• C) in the Familiarization condition would refuse to comply with the first, smaller request.
• D) in the Performance condition would be more likely to agree to the larger request than subjects in any other experimental condition.

Recognize the contributions and perspectives of neo-Freudians, such as Karen Horney, Carl Jung, and Alfred Adler, on personality development.

Distinguish between Freud's focus on sexuality and the neo-Freudians' broader considerations of human behavior including social and cultural factors.

Explain the significance of archetypes and their role in the collective unconscious.

Understand the concept of striving for superiority as proposed by Alfred Adler.

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Definitions:

Biological Factors

Refer to physiological, genetic, and neurological conditions that affect an individual's behavior and traits.

Social Factors

Aspects of society that influence individuals' behaviors, attitudes, and life chances.

Life Span

The maximum or average duration of life of an organism or a category of organisms.

Personality Develops

The process by which an individual's characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving are established and change over time.