Jack helps Jill go up a hill to fetch a pail of water. According to the reciprocity norm, what behaviors should we expect from Jill?

On Halloween night, Diener and her colleagues (1976) conducted a study of trick-or-treat theft at homes scattered throughout the Seattle area. Given a chance to steal candy, the children who were _______ were most likely to commit transgressions.

People who offer reassurance that you are still loved, valuable and that they still care for you in times of stress are providing

If victims seem to have created their own problems by laziness or lack of foresight, people are less willing to offer help. Helping responses are thus closely tied to

Most Americans agree that

What underlying processes help to explain the occurrence of group polarization?

While sitting in a meeting, John is becoming more and more uncomfortable with the group consensus. Not wanting to make waves, though, he withholds his opinion in favor of the group’s comfort.  This is an example of

Milgram’s studies explored _______; Asch’s studies explored _______.  

Most real-life conflicts, like the Prisoner’s Dilemma and the Tragedy of the Commons are_______________

“The proliferation of media outlets and the segmentation of society have meant that it’s much easier for people to hive themselves off into like-minded cliques. Some people live in towns where nobody likes [George] Bush. Others listen to radio networks where nobody likes Bill Clinton. In these communities, half-truths get circulated and exaggerated.” This quote by David Brooks best illustrates: