Question 42Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionThe process of changing your behavior in response to another person who has little or no social power or authority is known as _____, while changing your behavior in direct response to the demands of an authority is known as _____.
Answerconformity; compliance compliance; conformity compliance; obedience conformity; obedience
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Question 43Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionDaily behavior is probably most influenced by group pressures for
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Question 44Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestion_____ is a quality possessed by individuals, while _____ is always social and arises when people come together and disappears when they disperse.
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Question 45Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionThe capacity to control, alter, or influence the behavior of another person is referred to as
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Question 46Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionReward, coercive, legitimate, referent, and expert are types of
Answersocial power. social exchange. compliance. persuasion.
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Question 47Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionWhich of the following is NOT one of the types of social power?
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Question 48Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionThe ability to provide incentives for a person to comply with desired behavior is known as
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Question 49Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionThe use of grades in the classroom or wages and bonuses on the job are applications of _____ power.
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Question 50Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionAs a basis for social power, the ability to punish a person for failure to comply is called _____ power.
Answer
authority referent expert coercive
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Question 51Multiple Choice0 pointsModifyRemoveQuestionMuch of our behavior is regulated by statutory law and the fines and imprisonment it provides for wrong-doing. Thus, much of our behavior is controlled by _____ power.
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- Spring '12
- BORIDERI
- Psychology, Sociology, Social Psychology, Solomon Asch
