Human Behavior Quiz Paper

The more consistent an individual is on all status dimensions, the greater the degree of _____ for the individual.
A) status maturity
B) status permanence
C) status inflexibility
D) status crystallization
E) status flexibility
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Correct Answer(s): D

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2.
In experiments, the power of groups to influence an individual to agree with the incorrect judgment of the others is known as the _____.
A) group effect
B) Asch phenomenon
C) Skinner effect
D) Pavlov phenomenon
E) follower effect
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Correct Answer(s): B

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3.
A family purchase decision differs from an organizational decision
A) baby boom
B) mature
C) generational
D) gerontological
E) aging
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Correct Answer(s): B

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15.
Sam is a healthy 75 year old man. He is a retired attorney, has a substantial retirement income, and is a member of several social groups that travel, help others, and encourage life-long learning. Which of the following is most likely true about Sam?
A) Sam's cognitive age is less than 75.
B) Sam's cognitive age is 75.
C) Sam's cognitive age is greater than 75.
D) Sam's cognitive age is 50.
E) Sam's cognitive age is 85.
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Correct Answer(s): A

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16.
Disney World in Orlando, FL has several theme parks, resorts, restaurants, and stores. Each is intentionally created to offer a memorable event for visitors. For example, the Wilderness Lodge is a large resort hotel on the grounds, and everything within it is made to look like log cabins and pioneer days. Even the casual restaurant has the wait staff dressed in pioneer costumes, and they put on funny little skits when they are waiting on customers. Which of the following best describes what Disney is