TRUE OR FALSE

• People will cheer louder when they cheer as part of a group than when they cheer alone.

  False
• People brainstorming as a group come up with a greater number of better ideas than the same number of people working individually.

  False
• Group members’ attitudes about a course of action usually become more moderate after group discussion.

  False
• Large groups are more likely than small groups to exploit a scarce resource that the members collectively depend on.

  True
• People seek out the company of others, even strangers, in times of stress.

  True
• Infants do not discriminate between faces considered attractive and unattractive in their culture.

  False
• People who are physically attractive are happier and have higher self-esteem than those who are unattractive.

  False
• When it comes to romantic relationships, opposites attract.

  False
• Men are more likely than women to interpret friendly gestures by the opposite sex in sexual terms.

  True
• After the honeymoon period, there is an overall decline in levels of marital satisfaction.

  True
• People are more likely to help someone in an emergency if the potential rewards seem high and the potential costs seem low.

  True
• In an emergency, a person who needs help has a much better chance of getting it if three other people are present than if only one other person is present.

  False
• People are much more likely to help someone when they’re in a good mood.

  True
• People are much less likely to help someone when they’re in a bad mood.

  False
• Attractive people have a better chance than unattractive people of getting help when they need it.

  True
• Women seek help more often than men do.

  True