In one well-known social psychological experiment, research participants were brought into a dark room where an experimenter projected dots of light. These dots of light appeared to move slightly as they were projectedthough exactly how far they moved the participants couldn't say. When asked to estimate the distance that the light traveled, participants tended to look to others in the room, and ask them what they thought (not because they wanted to gain others' approval, but because they assumed that others knew more than they did). It would therefore be MOST accurate to say that participants' final estimates were based on ____.
a. normative influence
b. informational influence
c. implicit social norms
d. elaboration likelihood
Question 2
If Alexis engages in a distress-maintaining style of attribution when explaining her husband Tim's behavior, then she will make ____ attributions for Tim's achievements and ____ attributions for Tim's failures.
a. internal, internal
b. internal, external
c. external, internal
d. external, external
Rutherford's gold foil experiment demonstrating that most of the volume of an atom is empty spa
Graphic display of hypothetical results of a predator removal experiment.
Much time and effort occurs between the development of a research idea and the statistical analysis
Social Conditions in China
The Experiment at Robbers Cave
The Hershey-Chase experiment