By talking about their success in school, highly motivated students __________.

The process of presenting our associations with successful, high-status others or events is called __________.

Robert believes that all New Yorkers are loud and obnoxious, dislikes them, and refuses to take phone messages from his sister’s New York friends. His __________ is an example of __________.

Members of ethnic group Y blame members of ethnic group Z for the poor job opportunities in society. This is an example of __________.

The degree to which people believe others pay attention to them is called __________.

The tendency to submit to those with greater status than oneself and to denigrate those with less status than oneself is known as __________.

A personality factor that has been shown to withstand social influence, particularly as it relates to harmful norms such as teen smoking, is __________.

Which of the following is the best example of implicit prejudice?

The __________ is an indirect measure of prejudice.

Festinger’s (1954) social comparison theory suggests that we have a drive to assess our opinions and abilities, and we prefer to compare ourselves with __________.