Lesson 3.2.1.4.1
3.2.1.4.1 Prosocial and antisocial crowd behaviour: social loafing, deindividuation, culture Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 5
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What term describes putting in less effort when working in a group?
- Social loafing
- Deindividuation
- Altruism
- Conformity
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What term describes the loss of self-awareness and individual identity in crowds?
- Social inhibition
- Compliance
- Deindividuation
- Social loafing
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Which factor is most known to increase deindividuation in a crowd?
- Individual accountability
- Anonymity
- Small group size
- Bright lighting
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What shapes how people behave and react within crowd settings?
- Reflex actions
- Sensory adaptation
- Cultural norms
- Genetic makeup
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Which dispositional factor can affect collective crowd behaviour?
- Anonymity
- Personality
- Group size
- Crowd density
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Which of these is an example of prosocial crowd behaviour?
- Looting shops
- Rescue operation
- Vandalising property
- Rioting violence
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Which of these is an example of antisocial crowd behaviour?
- Charity collection
- Community cleanup
- Organised rescue
- Rioting
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What strategy is most effective at reducing social loafing?
- Anonymous voting
- Removing supervision
- Increasing group size
- Individual accountability
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In a tug-of-war study, each person pulls less hard in a team than alone. Which concept is shown?
- Social loafing
- Deindividuation
- Obedience
- Conformity
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A crowd member shouts abuse at a referee because they are wearing a hood and feel hidden. Which factor is involved?
- Agency
- Conformity
- Social loafing
- Deindividuation
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Different queuing norms across countries demonstrate the effect of what?
- Altruism
- Deindividuation
- Social loafing
- Culture
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To reduce antisocial behaviour in a crowd, what should be increased?
- Anonymity
- Sensory overload
- Identifiability
- Group size
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Which condition is most likely to cause deindividuation in a crowd?
- Wearing identical masks
- Being alone
- Sitting quietly
- Wearing name tags
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What term describes reduced individual effort when working in a shared group?
- Altruism
- Deindividuation
- Conformity
- Social loafing
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Which type of behaviour can crowds exhibit besides antisocial acts?
- Deindividuation
- Social loafing
- Prosocial behaviour
- Isolated behaviour
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Which concept specifically explains a drop in personal effort during group tasks?
- Anonymity
- Social loafing
- Sanctioning
- Deindividuation
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Which of these is a dispositional factor affecting collective behaviour?
- Personality
- Group size
- Anonymity
- Task duration
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What psychological state causes individuals in crowds to lose personal identity?
- Social loafing
- Compliance
- Altruism
- Deindividuation
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What is the primary cause of social loafing in group projects?
- Constant supervision
- Small team size
- Clear personal roles
- Hidden individual effort
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Which study famously demonstrated deindividuation using female participants wearing hoods?
- Bandura
- Milgram
- Asch
- Zimbardo
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