Final Review

Final

Review

Psychology class, Q2

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QUESTION 1/15

Social influence is the process by which an individual’s attitudes, beliefs or behavior are modified by the presence or action of others.

False

True

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QUESTION 2/15

It is the Female Reproductive System

QUESTION 3/15

Is a type of social influence defined as a change in belief or behavior in response to real or imagined social pressure. It is also known as majority influence.

Minority Influence

Obedience

Conformity

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QUESTION 4/15

Infections that are passed from one person to another through sexual contact" This is the definition of:

Sexual promiscuity

Substance abuse

STDS

QUESTION 5/15

There are 3 types of conformity:

• Compliance
• Obedience
• Resistance to social influence

• Identification
• Internalization
• Sexual promiscuity

• Compliance
• Internalization
• Identification

QUESTION 6/15

Is a type of social influence where a person follows an order from another person who is usually an authority figure.

Resistance to social influence

Obedience

Conformity

QUESTION 7/15

This is a risk factor when we have unprotected intercourse:

Unenteded pregnancy

Resistance to social influence

Obedience

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QUESTION 8/15

Is a term that psychologists use to describe behavior that seems not to be influenced by other people.

Resistance to social influence

Negative Social Influence

Obedience

QUESTION 9/15

This area occurs when a small group influences the opinion of a much larger group (majority).

Minority Influence

Conformity

Obedience

QUESTION 10/15

This social event happens usually as a result of minority influence. This is when a small group of people (the minority) manage to persuade the majority to adopt their point of view.

Social Behavior

Social Change

Social Influence

QUESTION 11/15

The sexuality includes:

• Sexual abuse
• Unprotect intercourse
• Sexual consent

• Anatomy
• Biological
• Sex
• Gender,etc.

• STDS
• Unintended Pregnancy
• Abuse

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QUESTION 12/15

There are types of sexual violence:

• Sexual intercore.
• Sexual assault
• Consensual sex

• Insults
• Stalking
• Domestic Violence

• Sexual abuse
• Rape
• Child Sexual abuse

QUESTION 13/15

Sex education helps people gain the information and skills they need to make the best decisions for themselves about sex and relationships.

False

True

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QUESTION 14/15

Sexual education may prevent:

Sexual Identity, Gender, infidelity, etc

STDS, unintended pregnancy, abuse, etc.

Suicide, Death, murder,etc

QUESTION 15/15

Transmission ways of STDS:

• Unprotect intercourse.
• Blood transfusions.
• During pregnancy and birth.

• Using drugs.
• Drinking Alcohol.
• Parties.

• Hand touch.
• Eating raw foods.
• No bathing.

RIGHT!

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Case closed!

4-7 correct

1-3 correct

0 correct

11-14 correct

15 correct

7-10 correct

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