The “we” aspect of our self-concept is

In the prisoners’ dilemma, which of the following situations would reduce the likelihood that both parties would defect? 

Payne et al. (2001) found that subjects who had been primed with a __________ face rather than a __________ face were quicker at identifying a gun and more often mistook tools (such as a wrench) for a gun.

Computer-mediated communication (e.g., social media) seems to foster more hostile verbal behavior than is observed in face-to-face conversations. This is an example of how ___________________ contribute(s) to deindividuation.

Individuals who tend to favor stiff penalties for drunk drivers come together to discuss various ways of dealing with the problem of intoxicated drivers. The group polarization hypothesis predicts that after group discussion,

Zimbardo (1970) compared the responses of women who wore KKK-like uniforms to women who wore large name tags in an aggression experiment.  The results indicated that 

Knowing that someone is trying to coerce you may prompt you to do the opposite of that person’s wishes. This response is predicted by

Michaels and his colleagues watched students play pool in the student union. When four observers came up to watch the pool players, _____ players did _____ than they had when playing without the audience.

When the mere presence of others strengthens the dominant response, _______ has occurred.

President T is a very directive leader of a Western nation with a highly cohesive group of advisers. When discussing important policy decisions, the group will be at greatest risk for groupthink if it is also