ERQ

In the Asch (1956) study, __________ of participants conformed to the group's incorrect answers in a controlled condition.

75%

The __________ condition in Asch's study showed that less than 1% of participants conformed.

controlled

According to the Abrams et al (1990) study, __________% of participants conformed when asked to give their responses out loud.

77%

In Rogers & Frantz (1961), the study primarily investigated the relationship between stereotypes and __________.

conforming to a group

Fagot (1978) found that parents criticized __________ more when they engaged in motor activities like running or jumping.

girls

Bandura (1961) demonstrated that children who observed aggressive models were more likely to imitate __________ aggression.

physical

According to Kulkofsky et al (2011), collectivist cultures, like __________, did not emphasize personal involvement in recalling flashbulb memories.

China

The study by Berry (1967) found that the __________ culture showed a higher rate of conformity when comparing their behavior to the group.

Temne

Stereotypes can lead to __________, which affects intergroup behavior and discrimination.

prejudice

The minimal group paradigm created by Tajfel (1971) illustrates that even __________ group divisions can lead to favoritism.

arbitrary

Social Identity Theory (SIT) emphasizes the importance of __________, which divides people into ingroup and outgroup.

social categorization

Bandura's social cognitive theory primarily focuses on learning through __________, imitation, and modeling.

observation

In Hamilton & Gifford (1976), group A had more positive traits compared to group B, indicating the effect of __________ correlations in stereotypes.

illusory