1. One reason why many groups have some form of initiation rites and rituals is to have:

2. When we perform well on a task we typically attribute our success to our internal characteristics. Th is is known as:

3. Of the following examples, which would be the best example of selfserving bias?

4. According to the diff usion of responsibility theory, the biggest factor in predicting whether or not a bystander will help someone in need is:

5. Th rough his experiments, Solomon Asch was able to demonstrate that:

6. Damion rewrote his paper at the suggestion of his professor, even though he did not agree with the suggestions. Th is is an example of:

7. When making the “attribution error,” we tend to overestimate the importance of when judging the behaviors of others.

8. Of the following examples, which would be the best example of selfserving bias?

9. The tendency to “blame the victim” in a rape case is an example of which of the following terms?

10. A person who agrees to a small request initially is more likely to comply with a larger demand later. Th is describes which phenomenon?

11. According to the theory of cognitive dissonance, attitudes are changed because:

12. After Jean was told by one of her professors that she would never succeed in law school, she stopped reading and completing her assignments. Eventually Jean did drop out of law school. Th is is an example of:

13. Which of the following was a factor in determining the degree of obedience in Milgram’s series of experiments?

14. Solomon Asch is most famous for his research on:

15. Th rough his experiments, Solomon Asch was able to demonstrate that:

16. The Stanford Prison experiment was a prime example of which of the following concepts?

17. When we perform well on a task we typically attribute our success to our internal characteristics. Th is is known as:

18. When group discussions change individuals’ judgments, it is known as:

19. In a situation in which an individual is having a seizure on the street, helping could be inhibited by which of the following concepts?

20. A person who agrees to a small request initially is more likely to comply with a larger demand later. Th is describes which phenomenon?

21. David has always opposed the death penalty, believing it is not the place of the government to take the life of another person. After his best friend was murdered, David wanted nothing more than to see the murderer get the justice he or she deserved. Because the murder occurred in the state of Texas, this would mean justice would be served with the death penalty. The dissonance theory would state that:

22. Damion rewrote his paper at the suggestion of his professor, even though he did not agree with the suggestions. Th is is an example of:

23. Evidence suggests that individuals tend to be attracted to others who are:

24. The Stanford Prison experiment was a prime example of which of the following concepts?

25. David has always opposed the death penalty, believing it is not the place of the government to take the life of another person. After his best friend was murdered, David wanted nothing more than to see the murderer get the justice he or she deserved. Because the murder occurred in the state of Texas, this would mean justice would be served with the death penalty. The dissonance theory would state that: