When Lyndsay's Psychology Professor Started Looking at the Ceiling During

question 35

Multiple Choice

When Lyndsay's psychology professor started looking at the ceiling during class,the entire class mimicked the behavior.This is an example of

• A) normative social influence.
• B) group polarization.
• C) informational social influence.
• D) the chameleon effect.

Analyze the reporting requirements and significance of payroll-related forms (e.g., Form 941, Form SS-4).

Understand the evolution and impact of stereotypes portrayed in 1950s television on gender roles.

Analyze the effects of World War II on family structures and societal norms, especially concerning women's roles.

Comprehend the differing hardships faced by various marginalized groups (American Indians, African Americans, Mexican Americans, and European immigrants) in the United States.

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Definitions:

Algorithms

Step-by-step procedures or sets of rules followed in calculations or problem-solving operations, particularly by computers.

Trial And Error

A method of problem-solving that involves trying multiple options and eliminating those that do not work.

Robert Sternberg

An American psychologist known for his theory on love and intelligence, including the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence.

Peter Wason

A British psychologist known for his work in the field of cognitive psychology, particularly for his research on reasoning and decision-making.