How can you resonate with society?

A group of volunteers participated in an experiment conducted by social psychologists on the effects of electrical appliances. Before the experiment began, some of them felt very uneasy and some were calm. What actions will those who are restless take 10 minutes before the experiment begins?

A research group in the United States is conducting a study to know which one of the foreign elements in the group is more resilient to the democratized working style and the power-dominated working style when working.

American social scientists study the actions of suffrageees during election activities. They want to know whether suffrageees focus on supporting party propaganda or their party propaganda. What are the actions of those with suffrage?

I hated this person very much when I met for the first time. What would happen if I met him again?

Social psychologists want to know the most effective way to affect people, so they convene a group of people to hold an impressive speech, explaining the importance of ‘speed reading’ in order to improve work efficiency. On the one hand, another group of people gathered to discuss with them what effective ‘speed reading’ results. Then social science workers compare the results and see which method is suitable for promoting speed reading.

A research group in the United States talks with university professors, the general public, and criminals and introduces them, and then plays the tape of the exact same content to different people. Who has the biggest influence on the audience?

An American social psychologist observes members of a group. People with the lowest group rating often outperform those with higher ratings when playing bowling that they are good at. What are the reactions of members of the group at this time?

A social science worker in the United States wants to know how much the mood affects the audience. He asked the experimenter to draw a scene of a young man digging a swamp, and at the same time used hypnosis to make the experimenter uneasy or happy. Under the influence of these two moods, what kind of pictures will they draw?

Social science workers want to know what can be interesting between familiarity and unknown, so let people who buy new cars and those who drive the same type of cars briefly read the magazine. Who would carefully look at the same car advertisement as your car?

British psychologists gave a ten-minute speech to teenagers with the title ‘Why can’t teenagers drive’, but before the speech, the teenagers were divided into two groups, one group knew the topic and the other group knew nothing. Which group of comparisons will be affected by the content of the speech?

British social psychologists have a group of people looking at people’s faces. There are a few that they have been allowed to view more than 20 times, and the others are only allowed to view twice. Which side will get a good-faith evaluation?

British psychologists conducted the following experiments on children. First arrange a few fun toys in the room, and then divide the children into two groups. One group asked him to go directly into the room to play; the other group stayed in the window where he could see the layout of the room for a while before entering the room. Which group is easy to break the toys?

American psychologists let the experimenter watch boxing match movies and mild films without attacking shots. After reading it, who had the most intense reaction?

The experimenter asked to try whether a certain liquid has a bitter taste. Social scientists have diluted substances with smell with water. 70% say they are bitter and 30% say they have no taste. Then gather 9 people who can’t taste the taste and 1 person who feels very bitter. Please tell me the bitter taste of the taste. As a result, what will happen to these 10 people’s feelings?

Who will feel strongly uneasy about strangers when someone is in a state of uneasiness and not in a state of uneasiness?

British social psychologists conducted an aggressive survey on audiences who watched the movies and operas of ‘007’. Who will show strong aggressiveness?

American social science workers require junior and senior high school students, college students, and people in the society (all with the same education) to determine whether several statements are correct. After 4 weeks, they were asked to make a judgment on the same statement, but this time they first told them ‘your judgment is different from most people.’ What impact will this supplementary statement have?

Social scientists want to know whether the person who makes collective opinion agrees during the discussion is a silent person who does not speak or a participant. Who is more susceptible to group opinions?