MCAT 8C · Psych/Soc
Social Interactions and Relationships
476 original Anki flashcards, a 10-page illustrated study guide, a 4-page cheat sheet and 60 practice questions for MCAT content category 8C.
What is inside
- deck.apkg476 original Anki flashcards (225 short answer, 60 multiple choice, 139 cloze, 37 true/false, 15 image occlusion), 22 original diagrams
- guide.pdf10-page illustrated study guide that explains the ideas
- cheatsheet.pdf4 printable pages, US Letter at 100 percent
- questions.pdf60 original MCAT-style practice questions with explanations, including 3 passage-based sets
- README.txtimport steps
- 225 short answer
- 60 multiple choice
- 139 cloze
- 37 true/false
- 15 image occlusion
Topics (15)
- 01StStatus types: ascribed, achieved, master
- 02RoRoles, role conflict and role strain
- 03GrGroups: primary and secondary
- 04NeNetworks and organizations
- 05BuBureaucracy and the iron law of oligarchy
- 06ImImpression management and dramaturgy
- 07VeVerbal and nonverbal communication
- 08AtAttraction factors
- 09AgAggression
- 10AtAttachment styles
- 11AlAltruism and prosocial behavior
- 12SoSocial support
- 13BiBiological explanations of social behavior
- 14InIndividual and institutional discrimination
- 15AnAnimal signals and communication
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Five questions from the pack.
Q1A woman is the youngest child in her family, a pianist, and a first-generation college graduate. Which pair correctly labels two of these statuses?
A. Birth order is assigned, while becoming a pianist or graduate takes effort. Master status depends on dominance in others' eyes, not on being listed first.
Q2How many pairwise ties exist among 7 people?
C. n(n-1)/2 = 7 x 6 / 2 = 21. Fourteen is only n x 2, 28 is the count for 8 people, and 42 forgets to divide n(n-1) by two. Each wrong number comes from a counting slip, not a different formula.
Q3A clerk refuses a form because a box was written in blue ink instead of black, even though the information is complete. This is best described as:
A. Rigid rule following that defeats the purpose is Merton's ritualism. The scenario does not involve a charismatic leader, role change, or tie formation.
Q4A person grows fonder of an unfamiliar song after hearing it several times. This is the:
C. Repeated exposure increasing liking is the mere exposure effect. The halo effect is about attractiveness, matching is about pairing by looks, and reciprocity is liking those who like us.
Q5A person does not help at an accident scene because many others are watching and each assumes someone else will act. This is:
D. The belief that others will act spreads out personal responsibility. Pluralistic ignorance is misreading calm as no emergency.
Those are real questions from the pack, word for word.