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:
Question 2) True or false: Paul Ekman argues that basic emotion expressions are universal across cultures:
Question 3) Harlow’s studies of baby monkeys with artificial mothers that were made out
of either wire or cloth provide support for
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?
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:
Question 6) In “cultures of honor,” you’ll most likely find:
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 ___________.
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:
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:
- 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
- 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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