SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Give an example of social influence from both real and imagined situations. Make a distinction between the two.

A real situation is in which someone is present

A imagined situation is a social situation

I find this question a bit difficult to understand, To sun it up, i believe someone who directly influences you (real) vs. A situation where you're influenced because you think it's expected? (imagined)

Please help me out. Thank you

 

13. The biopsychosocial approach provides an understanding of social-cultural influences within a larger framework of a. multiple levels of analysis. b. structuralism. c. introspection. d. humanistic psychology.

26. To understand a very unique set of unusual behaviors of a single adult client, a clinical psychologist carefully investigates the client's life situation, and his physical, social, and educational history. This psychologist conducted a(n) a. case study. b. meta-analysis. c. experimental study. d. correlational study.

Research on the empathy-altruism hypothesis has found that individuals with egoistic motives  offer help _____.

Select one:

a. if they can easily escape from the situation, but not if escape is difficult

b. when escape from the situation is difficult, but not when escape is easy

c. never

d. regardless of the ease of escape from a situation