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Social Pyschology Quizzes Match the Vocabulary words with the correct meanings
 * 1) ||  || Social Psychology ||
 * 2) ||  || Attribution Theory ||
 * 3) ||  || Fundamental attribution error ||
 * 4) ||  || Attitude ||
 * 5) ||  || Foot-in-door phenomenon ||
 * 6) ||  || Cognitive dissonance theory ||
 * 7) ||  || Conformity ||
 * 8) ||  || Normative Socail Influence ||
 * 9) ||  || Informational Social Influence ||
 * 10) ||  || Social facilitation ||
 * 11) ||  || Social loafing ||
 * 12) ||  || Deindividuation ||
 * 13) ||  || Group polarization ||
 * 14) ||  || Groupthink ||
 * 15) ||  || Prejudice ||
 * 16) ||  || Stereotype ||
 * 17) ||  || Ingroup ||
 * 18) ||  || Outgroup ||
 * 19) ||  || Ingroup bias ||
 * 20) ||  || Scapegoat Theory ||
 * 21) ||  || Just-world phenomenon ||
 * 22) ||  || Aggression ||
 * 23) ||  || Frustration-aggression principle ||
 * 24) ||  || Conflict ||
 * 25) ||  || Social Trap ||
 * 26) ||  || Mere exposure effect ||
 * 27) ||  || Passionate Love ||
 * 28) ||  || Companionate Love ||
 * 29) ||  || Equity ||
 * 30) ||  || Altruism ||


 * a. || Scientific study or how we think about, influence, and relate to one another ||
 * b. || Theory that we tend to give casual explanation for someone's behavior ||
 * c. || Tendency for oberservers to underestimate the impact of personal dispostion ||
 * d. || Belief and feeling that prediposes one to respond in a particular way ||
 * e. || Tendency for people who have first agreed to a small request to comply with larger request ||
 * f. || Theory that we act to reduce discomfort we feel when two or more thoughts are consistent ||
 * g. || Adjusting to one's behavior or thinking coincide with a group standard ||
 * h. || Influence resulting from one's desire to gain approval ||
 * i. || Influence resulting from one's willingness to accept other's opinions about reality ||
 * j. || Improved performance of tasks in the presence of others ||
 * k. || Tendency for people in a group to exert less effort when pooling their efforts toward attaining a common goal ||
 * l. || Loss of awareness and self-restraint ||
 * m. || Enhancement of a group's prevailing attitudes through discussion ||
 * n. || Mode of thinking that occurs when the desire for harmony in a decision-making group ||
 * o. || Unjustifable attitude toward a group and its members ||
 * p. || Generalized belief about a group of people ||
 * q. || People who share a common identity ||
 * r. || Those perceived as different from one's group ||
 * s. || Tendency to favor one's group ||
 * t. || Theory that prejudice offers an outlet for anger by providing someone to blame ||
 * u. || Tendency of peope to believe the world is just ||
 * v. || Any physical or verbal behavior intended to hurt or destroy ||
 * w. || Blocking of an attempt to achieve some gaol that creates anger ||
 * x. || Perceived incompatibility of actions, goals, or ideas ||
 * y. || Conflicting parties become caught in mutually destructive behavior ||
 * z. || Repeated exposure to novel stimuli increases liking of them ||
 * aa. || Aroused stat of inense positive absorption in another ||
 * bb. || Deep affectionate attatchment we feel for those around us ||
 * cc. || Condition which people receive from a relationship in proportion of what they give ||
 * dd. || Unselfish regard for the welfare of others ||