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Suppose that a researcher recruited a group of male professors and a group of violent prisoners, and randomly assign members of each group to either (a) play competitive games, or (b) watch a documentary about golf. Based on past research regarding testosterone levels, we should expect that ____.​

How would you describe this rhythm?

The so-called “discontinuity effect” is lessened when ____.​

Is domestic violence a recent phenomenon? Is it on the rise or on the decline?

When people believe that someone is trying to persuade them of something (and thus take away their freedom of choice), they experience a negative emotional response called ____.​

In the ABCs of intergroup relationships, B stands for ____.​

​In order for humans to function effectively in society, ____.

In social psychology, a feeling state that is not linked to any particular event is known as a(n) ____.​

The political scientist Robert Axelrod once held a computer tournament designed to determine the most successful prisoner’s dilemma strategy (the strategy that would win most often for the longest period of time). That strategy was dubbed ____.​

​”If only I had decided to take a different route home, I wouldn’t have hit that stupid tree and ended up getting this huge ticket! Argh!” This thought is an example of ____.