1. From a social psychology perspective, the terms "tomboy" and "sissy" denote similar concepts: children of one sex who engage in behaviors that are stereotyped as being appropriate for the opposite sex. Interestingly, however, the two terms have very different connotations. A sissy is much more likely to be viewed negatively than a tomboy. What do you think this tells us about our social attitudes toward sex roles? Will this type of societal attitude change with time, or do you think boys and girls will always be held to different standards? (10 points) 2. What motivates people to help others, and when are people most likely to help others? For you, what are the benefits to helping other people? (10 points) 3. Describe two instances of the Fundamental Attribution Error from your own daily life. (10 points) 4. As described in your textbook, an attitude refers to a person's way of thinking about something that affects their behavior. Many social psychologists believe that the proper attitude is vital to leading a happy and satisfying life, whatever that might be for specific individuals. Your job is to describe a part of your own life where your attitude might not be especially