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Foundational Facts in Social Psychology

Social Psychology

Testing basic knowledge of key figures, dates, and numbers in the field of social psychology.

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10 Questions Easy Ages 14+ Apr 6, 2026

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1 What year did Solomon Asch publish his seminal studies on conformity?
  • A 1951
  • B 1955
  • C 1961
  • D 1971
2 In Stanley Milgram's obedience experiments, approximately what percentage of participants administered the highest possible shock level?
  • A 35%
  • B 50%
  • C 65%
  • D 80%
3 Who is credited with conducting the Stanford Prison Experiment in 1971?
  • A Philip Zimbardo
  • B Solomon Asch
  • C Stanley Milgram
  • D Albert Bandura
4 The bystander effect was significantly influenced by the murder of Kitty Genovese in which year?
  • A 1959
  • B 1964
  • C 1970
  • D 1975
5 The initial publication of the theory of cognitive dissonance is attributed to Leon Festinger in which year?
  • A 1949
  • B 1957
  • C 1963
  • D 1971
6 What year did Muzafer Sherif conduct his Robbers Cave experiment on intergroup conflict?
  • A 1948
  • B 1954
  • C 1961
  • D 1968
7 Albert Bandura's Bobo doll experiment, demonstrating observational learning, was first published in which decade?
  • A 1940s
  • B 1950s
  • C 1960s
  • D 1970s
8 The fundamental attribution error is a concept most closely associated with the work of:
  • A Fritz Heider
  • B Leon Festinger
  • C Muzafer Sherif
  • D Stanley Milgram
9 In the context of groupthink, Irving Janis first proposed the concept in his book published in what year?
  • A 1959
  • B 1967
  • C 1972
  • D 1980
10 The 'foot-in-the-door' technique, a compliance strategy, was extensively studied by psychologists Jonathan Freedman and Scott Fraser in:
  • A 1966
  • B 1970
  • C 1974
  • D 1978
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