Introduction to Psychology Week 4 Quiz Answer

Introduction to Psychology Week 4 Quiz Answer


Introduction to Psychology Coursera Quiz Answers

In this article i am gone to share Coursera Course: Introduction to Psychology Week 4 Quiz Answers with you..

Week 4 Quiz Answers

Self and others

 

Question 1) Ultimate causation refers to:
  • the reason something has evolved
  • what a creature wants or desires
  • the immediate factors underlying a behavior

Question 2) True or false: Paul Ekman argues that basic emotion expressions are universal across cultures:
  • True
  • False

Question 3) Harlow’s studies of baby monkeys with artificial mothers that were made out of either wire or cloth provide support for
  • Ekman’s theory of reciprocal altruism
  • Triver’s theory of reciprocal altruism
  • Bowlby’s innate theory of attachment
  • Skinner’s cupboard theory of attachment

Question 4) Suppose we are playing the Prisoner’s Dilemma game over multiple trials, and I am using the Tit-for-Tat strategy. After playing for a while, you defect and I cooperate. What do I do on the next move?
  • defect
  • cooperate
  • behave randomly

Question 5) John and Sarah are playing a game in which John is given $10 and can offer Sarah part of his $10. If Sarah accepts his offer, they both keep the money. If she rejects his offer, they both get nothing. The game is known as the:
  • Ultimatum game
  • Dictator Game
  • Tit-for-Tat game
  • Prisoner’s dilemma

Question 6) In “cultures of honor,” you’ll most likely find:
  • opposition to capital punishment
  • strong defense of one’s reputation
  • resources that are easily protected
  • men show high overall levels of violence

Question 7) In an episode of the Simpson’s, Homer Simpson had to wear a pink shirt to work while everyone else wore white shirts. He ___________ wearing the pink shirt because a phenomenon studied by social psychologists called ___________.
  • liked, attentional focus
  • dislike, attentional focus
  • liked, the spotlight effect
  • disliked, the spotlight effect


Question 8) Melissa and Mike had to wait in line for over an hour to get into an exclusive restaurant. Despite being served a mediocre meal, they glowingly praised the restaurant to their friends. This behavior was probably a result of:
  • the spotlight effect
  • cognitive dissonance
  • the norm of reciprocity
  • perceptual confirmation

Question 9) Brittany says, “I’m majoring in finance because my parents expect me to join the family business when I graduate, but my friend Abigail is majoring in finance because she’s materialistic.” Brittany’s statement illustrates:
  • cognitive dissonance
  • unconscious stereotyping
  • the self-fulfilling prophecy
  • the fundamental attribution error


Question 10) A teacher is told that a student is exceptionally bright. Because of the Pygmalion effect, the student is more likely to:
  • succeed in school
  • cause trouble in class
  • perform poorly in school
  • be bullied by other students


Question 11) The mere exposure effect refers to:
  • the tendency to like something more after repeated exposure
  • the ability to better remember faces after repeated exposure
  • the tendency to become bored after repeated exposure to something
  • the tendency to be attracted to someone who exposes more of their skin


Question 12) Which of the following statements about stereotypes is false:
  • stereotypes can sometimes be positive and accurate
  • stereotypes can be a useful way of categorizing groups
  • stereotyped individuals often behave in ways that confirm the stereotype
  • stereotypes are necessarily based on personal experience with individuals, not on sources such as television and movies


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