The size of the group

None of the above

The cost of

conformity

The presence of a

dissenter

Groupthink describes

the tendency of the group’s opinion to become more extreme, whereas group polarization

is the tendency for a group that is striving to seek agreement to suspend their

critical thinking

There is no

difference as it demonstrates the tendency for people in groups to develop

extreme views on things

None of the above

Group polarization

describes the tendency of the group’s opinion to become more extreme, whereas

groupthink is the tendency for a group that is striving to seek agreement to suspend

their critical thinking

Halo effect

Primacy effect

Initial effect

Recency effect

Racism

Prejudice

Discrimination

Stereotypes

Fundamental

attribution error

Halo effect

Cognitive sophistication

Thinking with the wrong

part of your body

Industry vs.

inferiority

Trust vs. mistrust

Hope vs. will

Initiative vs. shame

and guilt

There is no real

difference between them as they are both trying to explain human behavior in a

social context

None of the above

The fundamental

attribution error protects our self-esteem, whereas the self-serving bias is a way

for us to simplify our judgments of behaviors

The self-serving bias

protects our self-esteem, whereas the fundamental attribution error is a way

for us to simplify our judgments of behaviors

All of the above

Cognitive shortcuts

Limited information

Cultural influences

Knowing who we are is

beneficial for being able to form meaningful romantic relationships

It helps us be

authentic and true to ourselves

All of the above

It is associated with

positive functioning later in life

Control domain

Protection domain

Reciprocity domain

Guided learning

domain