Multiple Choice
In the context of social psychology, how might opinion polls negatively affect voter behaviors?
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1. Introduction to Psychology
Social Psychology
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In social psychology, which concept best explains why the expectations or rules at a job may differ from those at home?
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Role theory, which suggests that people behave differently depending on the social roles they occupy in different settings
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Classical conditioning, which focuses on learning through association of stimuli
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Cognitive dissonance, which describes discomfort from holding conflicting beliefs
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Attribution theory, which explains how people interpret the causes of behavior
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Identify the key concept in social psychology that explains behavior changes across different social settings, such as work and home.
Understand that 'Role theory' posits individuals adopt different behaviors based on the social roles they occupy, which vary by context.
Compare this with other concepts: Classical conditioning involves learning through stimulus association, not role-based behavior changes.
Recognize that Cognitive dissonance deals with internal conflict from holding contradictory beliefs, not situational role expectations.
Note that Attribution theory explains how people infer causes of behavior, rather than why behavior changes across social roles.
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