A Main Difference Between 'General' and 'Social' Psychology Is

question 4

Multiple Choice

A main difference between 'general' and 'social' psychology is:

• A) General psychology investigates group behaviour only, and social psychology is only interested in how individuals interact in different societies and cultures
• B) Social psychology is largely concerned with face-to-face interaction between individuals or groups, whereas general psychology focuses on people's reactions to stimuli that do not have to be social
• C) General psychology is largely concerned with face-to-face interaction between individuals or groups, whereas social psychology focuses on people's reactions to stimuli that do not have to be social
• D) The investigative methods they use to test hypotheses and make conclusions about theories

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Definitions:

Proton Decoupled

A technique in NMR spectroscopy where the coupling between nuclear spins is removed, often leading to simpler spectra.

Compounds

Substances formed from two or more elements chemically bonded together in fixed proportions.

Distinction

A differentiation between two or more substances or concepts based on their characteristics or properties.

Proton Spin Decoupled

A nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy technique that simplifies complex spectra by removing interactions between proton spins, aiding in structure determination.