As Reflected by the Sleeper Effect, the Loss of Source

question 56

Multiple Choice

As reflected by the sleeper effect, the loss of source information can make __________.

• A) a low-credibility message more credible
• B) false memories seem real
• C) a low-credibility message seem even less credible
• D) memories of dreams seem real

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Definitions:

Implicit Prejudice

Unconscious biases or attitudes towards certain groups of people that individuals may not be aware of.

Robbers Cave Study

A classic social psychology experiment by Muzafer Sherif that demonstrated how group conflict can arise from competition over resources and be reduced through cooperative tasks.

Us-Them Thinking

A form of social categorization that divides people into in-groups and out-groups, often leading to bias and prejudice.

Oversimplification

The reduction of a complex issue or situation to simplistic terms, ignoring the nuances and complexities involved.