How relatable are you to society?

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

A research group in the United States is conducting a study to find out whether outsiders in the group have greater resistance to democratic working methods or power-led working methods.

Social scientists in the United States study the actions of suffragists during election campaigns. They want to know whether suffragettes focus on propaganda that supports one party or propaganda from another party. What did the suffragists do?

I hate this person very much when I meet him for the first time. What will happen if I meet him again?

Social psychologists wanted to know the most effective way to influence people, so they gathered a group of people to give an impressive lecture on the importance of ‘speed reading’ in order to improve work efficiency. On the one hand, another group of people was gathered to discuss with them the effects of efficient ‘speed reading’. Social scientists then compared the results to see which method was suitable for promoting speed reading.

A research group in the United States talked to and introduced university professors, ordinary people, and criminals, and then played the same audio tapes to different people. Who has had the biggest impact on your audience?

An American social psychologist observed members of a group. People with the lowest ratings from the group tend to outperform those with higher ratings when bowling at their own specialty. What was the reaction of the group members at this time?

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

Social scientists want to know what interests people between the familiar and the unknown, so they ask people buying new cars and those who have driven the same type of car for many years to flick through the magazine. Who would carefully look at advertisements for cars of the same type as their own?

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

British social psychologists asked a group of people to look at portraits of people’s faces. Some pictures were shown to them more than 20 times, while others were shown only twice. Which side will get the favorable reviews?

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 let him go directly into the room to play; the other group stayed for a while before entering the room through a window where they could see the layout of the room. Which group is more likely to break their toys?

American psychologists asked angry and calm subjects to watch boxing match movies and mild sex movies without attack scenes. After reading it, who had the strongest reaction?

Ask the subject to taste a certain liquid to see if it has a bitter taste. Social scientists have diluted odorous substances with water. 70% of people said it was bitter and 30% said it had no taste. Then gather together 9 people who can’t taste it and 1 person who feels it is very bitter. Ask the person who can taste the bitter taste to talk about the bitter taste. As a result, how will the feelings of these 10 people change?

Who is strongly disturbed by strangers, those who are in a state of insecurity and those who are not in a state of insecurity?

British social psychologists conducted a survey on the aggressive tendencies of audiences who watched ‘007’ movies and musicals. Which one will show stronger aggression?

Social scientists in the United States ask junior high school students, high school students, college students, and people from society (all with equivalent education) to judge whether several statements are correct. Four weeks later, they were asked to judge the same statement again, but this time they were first told, “Your judgment is different from most people’s.” What impact would this additional explanation have?

Social scientists want to know whether the person who brings consensus to the group in a discussion is the silent person who does not speak or the person who participates in the discussion. Who is more susceptible to group opinions?