The Individual and the group

Name the approach that focuses on behaviours being the product of internal mental processes...

• Biological

• Cognitive

• Socio-cultural

• Psychodynamic

Human behaviour is the product of the real and/or imagined presence of others...this is an assumption of which approach...?

• socio-cultural

• biological

• psychodynamic

• cognitive

Social Identity Theory has tested out conflict that can emerge because of...?

• group competition

• group loyalty

When people identify themselves with an 'in group' as distinct from an 'out group', this is known as...?

• social comparison

• social categorisation

• homogeniety

• the self-esteem hypothesis

An individual's self-esteem is bound up in the group they perceive as their in-group. This is known as...?

• social comparison

• social identification

• social selection

• social cognitive theory

In Tajfel and Turner's study, the minimal group membership was based on...

• who had blue eyes or brown eyes

• the school the boy went to

• whether the boys had a preference for Klee or Kandinsky

• favourite sport

The environment, person and behaviour mutually reinforcing and influencing one another is known as...?

• mediational factors

• reciprocal determinism

• social learning theory

Which of the following is not a mediational factor according to Social Cognitive Theory?

• Attention

• Retention

• Modelling

• Sensation

Which key term suggests that behaviour is the result of indirect learning, when we see a role model being praised, we adopt those behaviours too.

• positive reinforcement

• negative reinforcement

• punishment

• vicarious reinforcement

Name a key study which illustrates the imitation of a role model

• Tajfel and Turner Minimal Groups

• Bandura Bashing Bobo

• Hamilton and Gifford Illusory correlations