AP Psychology Unit 4 Practice Test: Social Psychology & Personality
Explore how individuals think about themselves and interact with others in this set of AP Psych Unit 4 questions. This unit covers personality theories, traits, and assessments, along with key concepts in social psychology such as group behavior, attitudes, conformity, and interpersonal influence. As you work through the material, pay attention to how internal traits and external social forces shape behavior.
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Question 1 of 30
What is the highest need on Maslow’s hierarchy?
Question 2 of 30
What is said to be a gauge of how we feel about ourselves as well as how socially accepted we feel?
Question 3 of 30
According to the two-factor theory, the two basic components of emotions are __________ and ____________.
Question 4 of 30
The universally understandable aspect of human emotion consists of:
Question 5 of 30
During an emergency, increased levels of emotional arousal are likely to be accompanied by which of the following physiological symptoms?
Question 6 of 30
Which of the following statements best depicts the concept of incentive theory?
Question 7 of 30
Which of the following concepts provides the best explanation for why people seek to put on warmer clothing when they start to feel cold?
Question 8 of 30
According to Freud, what is fixation?
Question 9 of 30
Chip believes that human behavior is primarily generated in our unconscious minds and is the result of unresolved conflicts and desires, especially rooted in childhood experience. To which psychological perspective is Chip most likely to prescribe?
Question 10 of 30
Humanistic psychology has been most closely associated with an emphasis on the importance of what?
Question 11 of 30
Who proposed that the mind is split up into three components consisting of the id, ego, and superego?
Question 12 of 30
What is the defense mechanism where one reverts to childish behaviors?
Question 13 of 30
Which of the following theorists would most likely agree with the statement: “Patients need to know that we accept their feelings and thoughts, no matter the choices they make.”?
Question 14 of 30
A person with an external locus of control who gets an F in mathematics class is most likely to say:
Question 15 of 30
Which theory of personality emphasizes the value and importance of unconditional positive regard in relationships?
Question 16 of 30
Dr. Foster wants to assess the extent to which a client is suffering from depression, delusions, and other symptoms of psychological disorders. Which personality assessment would be most helpful for this purpose?
Question 17 of 30
Francesca’s favorable attitude toward water conservation began to change when she was asked to offer arguments opposing it in a public speaking class. Her attitude adjustment is best explained by what theory?
Question 18 of 30
Kevin and Kristin have a fulfilling marital relationship because they often confide their deepest hopes and fears to each other. This best illustrates the value of:
Question 19 of 30
While walking downtown, Devin notices a woman in pain on the ground. However, because no one else in the crowded area is stopping, Devin assumes his initial concern was misplaced and continues walking. This is a classic example of:
Question 20 of 30
Children often believe their neighborhood is better than the other neighborhoods in their town. This best illustrates what social psychology concept?
Question 21 of 30
Jonas and Leif are below-average pool players. Eight other people stop to watch them play. With that, their already low skill level suffers as the crowd scrutinizes them. This is called:
Question 22 of 30
What is social loafing?
Question 23 of 30
In which situation described below would deindividuation least likely occur?
Question 24 of 30
When is groupthink least likely to occur?
Question 25 of 30
In which of the following situations is diffusion of responsibility least likely to occur?
Question 26 of 30
Attraction research supports each of the following except:
Question 27 of 30
Josh receives a phone call from a charity. They ask him to give a $250 donation. He immediately declines. The caller then asks whether he would be able to give $25. He agrees to the second request. This interaction sequence is known as the:
Question 28 of 30
According to research on persuasion, Alicia would have the greatest likelihood of influencing her dad’s decision of buying her a new computer if she makes her request when he is:
Question 29 of 30
Someone comes to your door and asks you to put a small candidate campaign poster in your front yard. You agree to the request. Just two weeks later, that same person comes to your door with a huge campaign poster and asks to put it in your front yard. In all likelihood, you will agree to the second request. This illustrates what principle?
Question 30 of 30
When a coworker is late to a meeting, Sarah assumes they are lazy and disorganized. However, when Sarah is late to a meeting the following week, she blames heavy traffic and a broken elevator. Sarah’s reasoning exemplifies which of the following?
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