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This quiz has been taken 31 times
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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Who conducted the experiments on classical conditioning?	Ivan Pavlov	48%
Who conducted the experiments on operant conditioning?	B. F. Skinner	43%
Who conducted the prison experiment?	Philip Zimbardo	43%
	Negative reinforcement	39%
Types of consequences in operant conditioning	Positive reinforcement	39%
Who conducted the main obedience study?	Stanley Milgram	39%
Who conducted the main conformity study?	Solomon Asch	35%
	conditioned stimulus	30%
	conditioned stimulus	30%
Changing behaviour because of social influence	Conformity	30%
	neutral stimulus	30%
Changing behaviour because of authority	Obedience	30%
	Social	30%
Three types of learning	Classical conditioning	26%
Three types of study design	Experimental	26%
The two types of social influence	Normative	26%
	Right to Withdraw	26%
	Consequence	22%
	Operant conditioning	22%
	Qualitative	22%
Stimuli involved in classical conditioning	unconditioned stimulus	22%
Three phases of operant conditioning	Antecedent	17%
	Behaviour	17%
	Deception	17%
	Foot in the door	17%
The six ethical considerations	Informed consent	17%
	Observational	17%
	Privacy/Confidentiality	17%
	Psycho	17%
Responses involved in classical conditioning	unconditioned response	17%
Three spheres of the ...model	Bio	13%
	Debriefing	13%
Three strategies for reducing prejudice	Education	13%
	Informational	13%
	Location/Uniform	13%
	Proximity	13%
Four elements of Observational learning (hint: ARRM!)	Attention	9%
Five schedules of reinforcement	Continuous	9%
Three different persuasion strategies (Hint: two of them involve the word 'door')	Door in the face	9%
	Fixed ratio	9%
Main factors that affect the above answer	Group size	9%
	Internalisation	9%
Main factors that affect the above answer	Legitimacy	9%
	Motivation	9%
	Prejudice	9%
	Reproduction	9%
	Retention	9%
	Variable ratio	9%
Who conducted the experiments on Observational learning?	Albert Bandura	4%
	Audience	4%
What is the relationship between attitudes and behaviours?	Bi-directional	4%
Two different methods of persuasion	Central	4%
	Collaboration	4%
The three types of the above answer	Compliance	4%
	Exposure	4%
	Fixed interval	4%
	Identification	4%
	Message	4%
	Norm of reciprocity	4%
	Observational learning	4%
	Performance	4%
	Peripheral	4%
	Protection from Harm	4%
	Response cost	4%
Three elements of the above answer	Source	4%
	Specificity	4%
	Status	4%
Three factors that influence attitude	Strength	4%
	Unanimity	4%
	Variable interval	4%
Model for studying attitude change	Yale Attitude Change Approach	4%
	Accessibility	0%
	Aquisition	0%
	Aversive punishment	0%
	Cohesion	0%
Biases that influence discrimination in research	Confirmation bias	0%
	Depersonalisation	0%
	Discrimination	0%
	ethno-centric bias	0%
Strategy that people use on social media	Impression management	0%
Three phases of classical conditioning	pre-conditioning	0%
Examples of explicit discrimination	reluctance to help	0%
Three levels of discrimination	Stereotypes	0%
	tokenism	0%

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