PSY 105 Quiz 10 (3) Recent
PSY 105 Quiz 10 (3) Recent
- Question 1
| A specific job analysis technique that analyzes jobs along thirty-two distinct dimensions is a (an) |
- Question 2
| Research on group processes suggests that a group decision made in the absence of group dissent |
- Question 3
| Evaluation of the behavioral category of training measures |
- Question 4
| Which of the following occupations were shown through job analysis to have similar job dimensions to that of “homemaker”? |
- Question 5
| Standardized tests that assess __________ may be useful for __________. |
- Question 6
| An employee about to have a performance appraisal would hope for a supervisor who shows the __________ and hope to avoid one who shows the __________. |
- Question 7
| Leaders such as Martin Luther King, Gandhi, and Franklin Roosevelt are examples of __________ leaders. |
- Question 8
| The tendency to evaluate certain employees as exceptional based on their exceptional performance along one dimension is known as __________ error. |
- Question 9
| Serious errors in group decision making that result from a lack of dissent in the group is known as __________. |
- Question 10
| Which of the following is an example of utility? |
- Question 11
| Which of the following is a reason as to why the assessment center method is not used to select all employees? |
- Question 12
| A style of leadership in which the leader gives orders to their followers is termed |
- Question 13
| A goal of industrial/organizational psychology is to |
- Question 1
| Cognitive frameworks consisting of knowledge and beliefs about specific social groups – frameworks suggesting that by and large, all members of these groups possess certain traits – are called | |
- Question 2
| The central route to persuasion refers to | |
- Question 3
| The process of attribution would apply most directly to which of these questions? | |
- Question 4
| The correspondence bias is the tendency to explain the behavior of others in terms of __________ causes. | |
| A type of social influence in which individuals change their attitudes or behavior in order to adhere to existing social norms is known as | |
- Question 6
| Which of the following factors increases the chances that intergroup contact will reduce prejudice? | |
- Question 7
| Suppose you see a mother grab her child and pull him back sharply. If you decide the mother has done this to protect the child from a passing car, you have made a(n) __________ attribution. | |
- Question 8
| The topics of attribution, prejudice, social influence, and love are most likely to be studied by __________ psychologists. | |
- Question 9
| Lasting evaluations of various aspects of the social world are called | |
- Question 10
| Which of these illustrates someone using the foot-in-the-door technique to borrow $20.00? |