Lesson 3.2.1.4.2
3.2.1.4.2 Dispositional factors: personality and morality Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 5
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Which term describes a factor located within the individual that shapes their crowd behaviour?
- Social factor
- Situational factor
- Dispositional factor
- Environmental factor
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Which two dispositional factors affect prosocial and antisocial behaviour in crowds?
- Conformity and obedience
- Crowd size and setting
- Personality and morality
- Deindividuation and anonymity
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Which internal factor best explains a person refusing to join a crowd shouting abuse?
- Anonymity
- Crowd size
- Deindividuation
- Morality
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Which concept explains crowd behaviour through stable individual traits and temperament?
- Social loafing
- Diffusion of responsibility
- Personality
- Deindividuation
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Aggression linked to shoving regardless of crowd size demonstrates the role of which factor?
- Deindividuation
- Crowd density
- Personality
- Social setting
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Which term describes a relatively stable set of traits shaping consistent behaviour across situations?
- Personality
- Deindividuation
- Group norm
- Situational cue
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What is an example of morality acting as a dispositional factor?
- Obeying authority figures
- Following group norms
- Losing personal identity
- Refusing violent crowds
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What type of factors are combined with social settings to explain crowd behaviour?
- Group pressures
- Environmental noises
- Stable traits
- Situational cues
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Which trait best predicts if someone will join an impulsive antisocial act in a crowd?
- Deindividuation
- Impulsiveness
- Group size
- Anonymity
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Which factor is classified as situational when explaining crowd behaviour?
- Deindividuation
- Genetics
- Personality
- Morality
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Which measure tests whether morality influences crowd behaviour?
- Moral reasoning measure
- Observation tally
- Anonymity checklist
- Crowd size scale
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What does a correlation between personality and crowd behaviour fail to show?
- Group norms
- Direct causation
- Exact personality
- Crowd size
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Which factor is dispositional when explaining why someone joins a riot?
- Anonymity
- Police presence
- Antisocial traits
- Group size
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How does the specification define the dispositional factor of morality?
- Internal right and wrong
- Group pressure
- Social norms
- Cultural rules
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High moral reasoning scores leading to less vandalism demonstrates what type of factor?
- Social factor
- Environmental factor
- Dispositional factor
- Situational factor
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What type of factor is a personal characteristic a person carries into a situation?
- Environmental factor
- Situational factor
- Dispositional factor
- External factor
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Which behaviour is a prosocial action in a crowd influenced by morality?
- Joining a fight
- Smashing windows
- Looting a shop
- Helping injured strangers
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Which personality trait is commonly studied in relation to antisocial crowd behaviour?
- Visual memory
- Impulsiveness
- Intelligence
- Introversion
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What determines human behaviour in crowd situations according to interactionist theory?
- Person and situation
- Situational factors only
- Biological drives alone
- Dispositional traits only
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What term describes crowd behaviour that harms others or their property?
- Antisocial behaviour
- Altruistic behaviour
- Normative behaviour
- Prosocial behaviour
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