Social Psychology Midterm Exam

Test I. Completion Test

8. is the apparent movement of
Direction: Fill In the blank the correct word or a stationary point of light in the dark.
phrase. Choose the best answer. a. Autokinesis Phenomenon
1. is a Favorable or unfavorable b. Autokinetic Phenomenon
evaluation towards an object. c. Telekenesis Phenomenon
d. None of the above
a. Attitude
b. Obedience 9. Our attitudes become if we
c. Judgment think about them.
d. Prejudice a. Impotent
b. Potent
2. and attitudes both
c. Behavior
help predict People's Behavior and
Judgments. d. None of the above
a. Conformity, Obedience 10. happens when individual
accepts the group's view.
b. Obedience, Conformity
c. Explicit, Implicit a. Obedience
d. None of the above b. Attitudes
3. Concern for social image produces c. Norms
influence. d. Conformity
a. Affective 11. is a generalized
beliefs about the characteristic of men
b. Normative
c. Cognitive and women.
d. Cultural a. Gender stereotypes
4. Roles are b. Gender belief system
a. Competent c. Gender Role
b. Cognitive d. Gender Identity
c. Contingent 12. Psychological tendency is to
d. None of the above a person.
5. In the Group size "The more the a. internal
" b. external
a. manlier c. inside
b. merrier d. outside
c. uglier 13. is a set of norms that
d. mangier defines how people ought to behave.
a. Influence
6. Stanford Experiment
a. House b. Groups
b. School c. Family
c. Prison d. Roles
d. Laboratory 14. is a commonly defined as
7. Gender system socially or culturally prescribes
a. Belief characteristics, behaviors and interest
b. Relief appopriate for men and women.
c. Cultural a. Roles
d. None of the above b. Sex
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c. Gender 22. is the actions and intentions to

d. None of the above act.
15. is acting accord with a direct a. Behavior
order or command. b. Affective
a. Compliance c. Cognitive
b. Obedience d. None of the above
c. Conformity 23. is the feeling, emotion
d. Acceptance moods.
16. is the conformity that a. Affective
involves both acting and believing in b. Cognitive
accord with social pressure. c. Behavior
a. Acceptance d. None of the above
b. Compliance 24. is the thoughts and beliefs.
c. Conformity a. Affective
d. Obedience b. Behavior
17. is the conformity that c. Cognitive
involves publicly acting in accord with d. None of the above
an implied or explicit request while 25. Milgram Experiments
privately disagreeing. a. obedience
a. Compliance b. conformity
b. Acceptance c. norm
c. Conformity d. None of the above
d. Obedience 26. Sheriffs study of formation
18. is the prescribed a. obedience
characteristics that differentiate males b. norm
and females in terms of reproductive c. conformity
organs and chromosomes. d. none of the above
a. Biological Sex 27. According to Thomas and Znaniecki
b. Gender (1981) Social Psychology was once
c. Transgender defined as the study of
d. Transsexual a. Attitudes
19. this is the subjectivity of b. Soul
the person. c. Brain
a. Reflexivity d. Mind
b. Standpoint 28. Fun fact! High heels were originally
c. Judgment created for
d. Prejudice a. Women
20. is the standpoint of the person b. LGBT
a. Reflexivity c. Men
b. Subjectivity d. Kids
c. Judgment 29. Fun Fact! At one time, secretaries and
d. Prejudice school teachers were all
21. a. Women
b. LGBT
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c. Kids a. Obedience
d. Guys b. Conformity
30. Fun Fact! Even used to cry when c. Gender
they wanted to seem sincere. d. Attitudes
a. Men 37. Dressing like most of the other people
b. Girls around you (having no individuality).
c. Kids We call this phenomenon as
d. LGBT a. Attitudes
31. Fun Fact! Most use female b. Conformity
underwear sometimes. c. Obedience
a. Men d. Gender
b. Girls 38. Using the same limited vocabulary as
c. LGBT the crowd you run with. We call this
d. None of the above phenomenon as
32. Gonads ( Ovaries and ) a. Obedience
a. Testosterone b. Attitudes
b. Testes c. Gender
c. Estrogen d. Conformity
d. None of the above 39. Watching the same movies as your
33. In cohesiveness concept is friends, We call this phenomenon as
the Filipino culture a. Conformity
a. Kababayan b. Gender
b. Maharlika c. Obedience
c. Makinang d. Attitudes
d. Malakas 40. Playing the same games as your
34. Wearing clothing like the people you friends, We call this phenomenon as
work with or go to school with for a. Obedience
reasons other than it is your preference. b. Conformity
We call this phenomenon as c. Attitudes
a. Conformity d. Gender
b. Attitudes 41. When you ordered your dog to lie
c. Gender down, We call this phenomenon as
d. Obedience a. Obedience
35. Doing the same type of entertainment b. Attitudes
as the person you want to date even if c. Conformity
you have absolutely no interest in it. d. Gender
We call this phenomenon as 42. When you call your children for a
a. Attitudes dinner, We call this phenomenon as
b. Obedience a. Obedience
c. Gender b. Conformity
d. Conformity c. Gender
36. Wearing your pants (if you are male d. Attitudes
SWAG) falling off your butt. We call
this phenomenon as
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43. When you're not cheating in your exam 49. Following the speed limit on the
and quizzes because your professor highway, we call this phenomenon as
said so, We call this phenomenon as
a. Attitudes a. Conformity
b. Conformity b. Obedience
c. Obedience c. Attitude
d. Gender d. Gender
44. When you don't litter because of the 50. When you join the Mr Psychology,
sign board you saw, We call this because your professor said so, we call
phenomenon as this phenomenon as
a. Obedience a. Obedience
b. Conformity b. Attitudes
c. Attitudes c. Gender
d. Gender d. Conformity
45. When your friends play an musical
instrument, and you do so. we call this
phenomenon as Test II. True/False
a. Obedience Direction: Write "T" if the underlined
b. Conformity word is True, Write "F" if the
c. Attitudes underlined word is False.
d. Gender
46. When you saw a sign in the front door 51. Cognitive Dissonance happens when
of the restaurant and you don't let there's a conflict between ideas.
yourself in, we call this phenomenon as
52. Cohesion is the more people the more
a. Obedience it can elicit conformity.
b. Attitudes 53. Unanimity can't predict conformity.
c. Conformity
54. Status can predict conformity.
d. Gender
47. When you join the "Ice bucket 55. Norm size can predict conformity.
challenge" , we call this phenomenon 56. Prior commitment can't predict
as
conformity.
a. Obedience
b. Attitudes 57. Public response can't predict
c. Conformity conformity.
d. Gender 58. Outgroup: We value more the minority
48. When you dab with your friends in a
group picture, we call this phenomenon opinion.
as 59. In-group: We value less the minority
a. Obedience option.
b. Attitudes
60. Normative Influence- Conformity
c. Conformity
d. Gender based on a person's desire to fulfill
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others expectation, often to gain
acceptance.
61. Informational Influence- Conformity
occurring when people accept evidence
about reality provided by other people.
62. Personality makes us react differently
in the same situations.
63. Reactance- A motive to protect or
restore one's sense of freedom.
64. Sex is social-contextual.
65. Gender is biological
66. Sex is social expectation for males and
females
67. Gender is Changing
68. Sex is Fixed
69. Gender is determined at birth
70. Gender is Universal.
71. Gender stereotypes is the example of
"Lahat ng lalaki ay manloloko"
72. Gender stereotypes is the example of
"men should have big bicep"
73. Gender belief system is the example
of "girls should have a feminine
body".
74. Gender belief system is the example of
"girls don't know how to drive a car"
75. Gender stereotypes is the example of
"lahat ng pogi ay bakla"
76. Gender stereotype is the example of
"lahat ng mapuputi bakla"
77. Gender belief system is the example of
"Girls should know how to cook"
78. Gender stereotype is the example of
"boys should know how to drive"
79. Gender stereotype is the example of
"boys should know how to play
basketball"
80. Gender is not universal
81. Attitude and behavior is a two way
process
82. Attitude and behavior is a one way
process
83. When you dress like your friends, This
is the example of conformity
84. When you follow the traffic rules, This
is the example of Obedience.
85. When you play a game same as your
friends, This is the example of
Obedience.
86. When you gave an order to your dog to
sit, This is an example of Obedience.
87. When your commander gave an order
to you to do push up, this is an example
of Conformity.
88. Your mom shout your name to come
downstairs for a dinner, this is an
example of obedience.
89. You participate in "Mimic me"
challenge, this is an example of
Conformity.
90. You participate in "Ice bucket
challenge", this is an example of
Obedience.
91. You participate in selfie challenge, this
is an example of conformity.
92. When you change your tone because
your father said so, this is an example
of conformity.
93. You dress on trends, This is an
example of obedience.
94. You listen to a certain type of music
just like your friends, this is an
example of conformity.
95. You watch the same series as your
friends, this is an example of
obedience.
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96. You do your part in research paper b. Transsexual

because your leader said so. this is an c. Gay
example of conformity. d. Lesbian
97. You post something with hash tag on, 105. What is it to the people whose gender
This is an example of conformity. identity or gender expression differs
98. When you have a same car as your from what is associated with their
friends, this is an example of assigned sex at birth?
conformity. a. Transgender
99. When you wear a same shoes as your b. Transsexual
friends, this is an example of c. Gay
conformity. d. Lesbian
100. When your mother ordered you to buy 106. What is the rare condition in which an
something outside, this is an example of infant's external genitals dont appear to
conformity. be clearly male or female.
a. Klinfelter Syndrome
b. PTSD
c. Ambiguous Genitalia
Test III. Multiple-Choice
Direction: Read the following questions d. Identity disorder
carefully and choose the letter that best 107. In the Pilipino culture what do we call
describes the answer. Write your answer the female who are masculine and who
cross-dress?
on the separate paper sheet provided.
a. Bakla
101. What is the fuzzy term used to refer to b. Tomboy
sexual behaviors? c. LGBT
a. Sexuality d.Gay
b. Gender 108. In the Pilipino culture, what do we call
c. Sexual orientation the males who are feminine or
d. Gender identity effeminate and who cross-dress.
102. What is the sexual and emotional a. Gay
attraction to the same and/or opposite b. Bakla
sex? c. LGBT
a. Sexuality d. Lesbian
b. Gender 109. "Berting Sapak likes to act feminine",
c. Sexual orientation This statement states that?
a. Berting Sapak is Gay
d. Gender identity
103. What is the personal psychological b. Berting Sapak is lesbian
sense of being male or female? c. A is correct, B is wrong
a. Sexuality d. All of the above
b. Gender 110. Berting Sapak said: "I like men",
c. Sexual orientation This statement states that?
d. Gender Identity a. Berting Sapak is super gay
104. What is it called to the people who b. Berting Sapak is Gay
have literally changed their sex? c. Berting Sapak might be a female
a. Transgender d. None of the above
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111. What do we call the direct influence on c. Intersexuality

people by peers? d. None of the above
a. Peer pressure 119. What do we call the person who is
b. Peer influence attracted to both male and female?
c. Culture influence a. Silahis
d. None of the above b. Bisexual
112. What is the generalized beliefs about c. Hermaphrodite
the characteristic of men and women. d. None of the above
a. Gender belief system 120. What do we call a male who is
b. Social sex role erotically attracted to both male and
c. Gender stereotypes females?
d. None of the above a. Silahis
113. What do we call the peoples of b. Bisexual
expectations what it means to be a male c. Gay
and female? d. None of the above
a. Gender Stereotypes 121. Is "racial discrimination" is a type of
b. Gender belief system Gender issue?
c. Gender Role a. The statement is true
d. None of the above b. The statement is false
114. What Sex is the XY chromosome? c. Both A and B is false
a. Male d. Both A and B is true
b. Female 122. Is "sexual harassment" a type of gender
c. Both A and B issues?
d. None of the above a. The statement is true
115. What is the XX chromose? b. The statement is false
a. Male c. Both A and B is false
b. Female d. Both A and B is true
c. Both A and B 123. Is "child trafficking" is a type of gender
d. None of the above issues?
116. Estrogen hormones is for? a. The statement is true
a. Male b. The statement is false
b. Female c. Both A and B is false
c. Both A and B d. Both A and B is true
d. None of the above 124. Is "Violence against women" is a type
117. Testosterone hormones is for? of racial issues?
a. Male a. The statement is true
b. Female b. The statement is false
c. Both A and B c. Both A and B is false
d. None of the above d. Both A and B is false
118. This is what we call on the people who 125. It is a type Social Psychological
fall outside the male and female Approaches that believes that gender is
dichotomy. not innate, but rather learned from the
a. Interchange Sexual environment.
b. Intersexual a. Essentialist approach
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b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
126. It is a type of Social Psychological
Approaches that believes that gender is
not innate, but rather learned from the
environment.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
127. It is a type of Social Pshychological
Approaches that believes that the
difference between male and female
are biologically determined.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
128. It is a type of Social Psychological
Approaches that believes that gender as a
form of social structure or the basis for the
systematic allocation of resources,
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
129. Using Sex as an indicator of gender is
misleading.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
130. Sex category is usually dichotomous
whereas gender is fluid and dependant on
social context.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
131. Shifts from biology to socialization.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
132. Accounts for diversity within genders
and suggests that change is possible.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
133. Gender is constructed through
performance
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
134. Gender is a performance
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
135. Minimizes situation and cross-cultural
variations in gendered behavior
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
136. Gender differences are not essential but
the result of social and cultural forces
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
137. The meaning of objects and behavior is
not inherent
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
138. Through talk, we create reality
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
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d. Structuralist approach
139. Social reality is created through human
action and interpretation of those
action.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach Test IV. Essay test
d. Structuralist approach
140. Gender is not natural but is 84-100. Why is it important to study the
accomplished through everyday Attitudes and Behavior in the context of
behavior. Psychology?
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
141. The very idea of two distinct sexes is
socially constructed.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
142. Through interaction, we negotiate
particular interpretation, that is we
create meaning.
a. Essential approach
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
143. Each perspective reflects the
sociopolitical and historical climate in
which they were generated.
a. Social Psychological theories of
gender
b. Socialization approach
c. Social Constructionist approach
d. Structuralist approach
144.