During "Euphoric Recall," the Person Will

question 20

Multiple Choice

During "euphoric recall," the person will

• A) sound as if he or she is speaking of a valued friend.
• B) sound as if he or she is speaking of a despised or hated family member.
• C) outline at great length the cost that each substance has extracted from him or her, and the substance-induced rewards for using them.
• D) discuss how negative feelings about substance use encouraged him or her to remain abstinent.

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Definitions:

Bystander Effect

A social psychological phenomenon in which individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present.

Diffusion of Responsibility

A phenomenon where individuals in a group are less likely to take action or feel a sense of responsibility because the responsibility is perceived to be shared among all group members.

Darley and Latané

Psychologists known for their work on the bystander effect, demonstrating that the presence of others can decrease an individual's likelihood to help someone in distress.

Milgram's Obedience Study

Milgram's obedience study is a psychological experiment conducted in the 1960s which demonstrated the extent to which individuals would follow orders from an authority figure, even when it involves hurting someone else.