Question 1
Our initial evaluation of someone, based on limited information and extremely brief exposure to that person, provides a(n) __________ about that individual.
◦ detailed understanding
◦ authentic assessment
◦ first impression
◦ devalued appraisal
Question 2
Paolo is in a rush to get to an important meeting. He stops at a grocery store to pick up cookies and treats for the meeting. No express lanes are open. Just as he approaches a short line to pay, the cashier closes the register. When he moves to another line, a lady at the front is slowly counting out $12.46 in nickels and dimes. He sees another lane opening, but before he can get to it a family of seven with two fully loaded carts sneaks in front. According to the frustration-aggression hypothesis, what is Paolo most likely to do at this point?
◦ Take a deep breath, smile, and accept the ways of the world for what they are
◦ Help unload the family's carts to demonstrate an act of kindness to others
◦ Throw down the cookies and treats, shove his way out of the store, and probably swear loudly while doing so
◦ Say, "God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change," and then hum softly to himself
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