Test Bank for The Social Animal Twelfth Edition

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Product Details:

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1464144184
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1464144189
• Author:  Elliot Aronson (Author), Joshua Aronson (Author)

 

Table of contents

1. Front Matter
2. Cover Page
3. Halftitle Page
4. Books by Elliot Aronson
5. Title Page
6. Copyright Page
7. Dedication
8. Contents
9. The Story of This Book
10. Acknowledgments
11. The Social Animal
12. 1 What Is Social Psychology?
13. Defining Social Psychology
14. People Who Do Crazy Things Are Not Necessarily Crazy
15. 2 Social Cognition
16. Evolution and the Biased Brain
17. Evolution and the Social Brain
18. The Central Social Motives
19. Perceiving and Explaining Our Social Worlds
20. The Effects of Context on Social Judgments
21. Navigating Our Social Worlds: Heuristics and Memories
22. Mental Time Travel: Biases in Predicting the Future and Recalling the Past
23. Living with the Cognitive Miser Within
24. 3 Self-Justification
25. The Theory of Cognitive Dissonance
26. Dissonance Reduction and Irrational Behavior
27. Dissonance as a Consequence of Making a Decision
28. The Importance of Irrevocability
29. The Psychology of Insufficient Justification
30. Dissonance, the Self-Concept, and Self-Esteem
31. The Justification of Effort
32. The Justification of Cruelty
33. The Psychology of Inevitability
34. Practical Applications of Dissonance Theory
35. Dissonance on the World Stage
36. Living with the Rationalizer Within
37. 4 Conformity
38. What Is Conformity?
39. Factors That Increase or Decrease Conformity
40. Social Norms
41. The Uninvolved Bystander as Conformist
42. Pluralistic Ignorance
43. Levels of Conformity
44. Obedience as a Form of Compliance
45. Countering Conformity
46. 5 Mass Communication, Propaganda, and Persuasion
47. Effects of the Modern Media Landscape
48. Persuasion
49. Effectiveness of Media Appeals
50. Education, Propaganda, or Fake News?
51. Two Major Routes to Persuasion
52. The Source of the Communication
53. The Nature of the Communication
54. Characteristics of the Audience
55. Resisting Propaganda and Persuasion
56. 6 Human Aggression
57. Aggression in Nonhuman Animals
58. Culture and Aggression
59. Gender and Aggression
60. Catharsis — Does It Work?
61. Causes of Aggression
62. Social Learning and Aggression
63. Violence and the Mass Media
64. The Elements of Aggression: The Case of Sexual Assault
65. Toward the Reduction of Violence
66. Final Thoughts on the Nature of Human Nature
67. 7 Prejudice
68. What Is Prejudice?
69. The Cognitive Component of Prejudice: Stereotypes
70. The Emotional Component of Prejudice: Gut Feelings and Hatreds
71. The Behavioral Component of Prejudice: Discrimination
72. Identifying Unconscious Prejudices
73. Causes of Prejudice
74. Stereotypes and Attributions
75. Reducing Prejudice Through Contact and Familiarity
76. Reducing Prejudice Through Cooperation and Interdependence
77. The Challenge of Diversity
78. 8 Liking, Loving, and Connecting
79. Liking: What Attracts Us to Others — and Gets Them to Like Us?
80. The Effects of Praise and Favors
81. The Gain-Loss Theory of Attraction
82. Communal and Exchange Relationships
83. Love: What Is It and How Does It Happen?
84. Intimacy, Authenticity, and Communication
85. 9 Social Psychology as a Science
86. What Is the Scientific Method?
87. From Speculation to Experimentation
88. The Importance of Random Assignment
89. The Challenge of Experimentation in Social Psychology
90. Replication Problems
91. Ethical Problems
92. What If Our Discoveries Are Misused?
93. Back Matter
94. Glossary
95. Notes
96. Name Index
97. A
98. B
99. C
100. D
101. E
102. F
103. G
104. H
105. I
106. J
107. K
108. L
109. M
110. N
111. O
112. P
113. Q
114. R
115. S
116. T
117. U
118. V
119. W
120. Z
121. Subject Index
122. A
123. B
124. C
125. D
126. E
127. F
128. G
129. H
130. I
131. J
132. K
133. L
134. M
135. N
136. O
137. P
138. Q
139. R
140. S
141. T
142. U
143. V
144. W
145. Y
146. Back Cover