AP concept map- Psychology and personality Flashcards

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What is fundamental attribution?

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Tendency to blame a person’s disposition and not consider a situation

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What is the foot in the door phenomenon?

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Complying with a small request then leads to goings along with larger request

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What is the Door in the face phenomenon?

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Start with large request then follow up with a smaller one

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What is conformity?

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change in a persons behavior to match

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What is obedience?

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complying with an order or command?

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What was concluded during the Asch Conformity Experiment?

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Investigated whether people would conform to group pressure

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What was concluded for the Festinger Cognitive Dissonance Theory?

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Two opposing thoughts conflict with each other causing discomfort which makes us find ways to justify situation.

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What was concluded for the Milgram’s Obedience study?

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Study to show how far people go to obey the authority assisted role of teacher or learner, shocks were sent, pretend pain showing blind Obedience.

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What was concluded during the zimbardo Stanford prison study?

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A classic experiment were individuals were assigned to be guards/prisoner within days they took there roles to far.

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What is an example of social facilitation?

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perform better on simple or well learned tasks in presence of others

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What is an example of social loafing?

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Tendency for people in groups to exert less effort when pooling their effort together

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What is an example of deindividuation?

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Loss of self awareness and self-restraint occuring in group situations

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What is an example of group polarization

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The more time spent with a group the stronger opinions will become

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What is an example of a group think?

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Desire for harmony within a group leads to everyone going along with the same thing

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What’s prejudice?

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reactions towards person/group

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What is discrimination?

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different treatment of a person/group than how you would treat others

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What is internal locus of control?

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Success or fail is due to your own actions

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What is external locus of control?

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success of fail due to outside actions

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What is explanatory style?

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a person’s habitual way of explaining the causes of events, particularly negative ones

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What is individualism?

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Personal independence, self reliance and individual goals

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What is Collectivism?

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Cultural values that emphasizes group goals, community

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What is Multiculturalism?

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Perspective or policy that values and respects different cultures with in society

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What is the bystander effect?

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the more people around the less likely we are to help someone in need

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What is superordinate goals?

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two or more groups work together to achieve a goal

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What is Altruism?
Unselfish interest in helping other people?
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What is psychodynamic theory?
personality is largely unconscious and shaped from early childhood
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What is preconscious mind?
part of mind that can be brought to awareness
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what is an unconscious mind?
deep below mind that is hidden and hard to find
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What is humanistic theory?
Personal growth and free will
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What is unconditional positive regard?
attitude of acceptance regardless of circumstances
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What is Self - actualizing tendency?
fulfilling your full potential as a person
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What is regression?
reverting to an earlier stage of development
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What is reaction formation?
acting in the opposite way
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What is projection?
attributing your own feelings
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What is Displacement?
Shifting emotion Ex: snapping at you're little brother
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What is denial?
refusing to accept reality
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What is repression?
pushing painful memories Ex: can not remember a traumatic event
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What is social cognitive theory?
Behavior is a complete interaction and how environment influences personality
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What is reciprocal determinism?
Interaction of behaviors, cognition and environment make up you
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What is Self-efficacy?
Belief that you can succeed so you ensure your do through actions
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What is trait theory?
enduring personality characteristics people can be described by
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What is Conscientiousness?
high levels = organized, careful, disciplined Low levels = disorganized
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What is agreeableness?
High level = soft hearted low levels = suspicious
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