Chapter 12 Flashcards

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Social Psychology

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Concerned with the way individuals’ thoughts feelings and behaviors are influenced by others.

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Stereotyping

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Beliefs that people have certain characteristics because of their membership in a particular group

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Prejudice

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is a negative attitude toward a person because of group membership

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Discrimination

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is the action of behaving differently towards members of a group

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There are 3 potential components of prejudice

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a cognitive component, an affective component, and a behavioral component

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Cognitive

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The thoughts about that group

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Affective

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Emotional reaction

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Behavioral

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Discriminatory Action (Not hiring women)

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Ingroup

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Is the group that one associates and identifies with

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Outgroup

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is the opposite a group one does not identify with.

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Social identity perspective

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occur because ones social identity or pride in belonging to a group is being threatened

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Internal attributions

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ascribe the causes of behavior to personal dispositions, traits, abilities, and feelings (being good with money)

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External Attributes

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Ascribe the causes of behavior to situational demands and environmental constraints (filing for bankruptcy because of COVID)

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Fundamental Attribution Error

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is an observer bias in favor of internal attributions in explaining others’ behaviors (bad things happen to us and we blame it on external reasons)

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The self-serving bias

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is the tendency to attribute one’s success to personal factors and one’s failure to situational factors

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Matching Hypothesis

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MALES and FEMALES of approximate physical attractiveness are likely to select each other as partners, birds of a feather flock together

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Passionate Love

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Intense emotions including sexual feelings

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Companionate Love

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Warm trusting, tolerant affection for one another

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Triangular theory of love

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Robert Sternberg

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Triangular theory of love has 3 componants…

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Passion, intimacy, commitment

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Attachment Theory

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that romantic love is an attachment process. 3 patterns of Attachment

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3 patterns of Attachment

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Secure- easy to get close to others and describe their love relations as satisfying, interdependent, trusting, long lasting
AVOIDANT- Report a pre-occupation with love accompanied by expectations of rejection, and they describe their love relations as volatile and marked by jealousy
ANXIOUS/AMBIVALENT- Find it difficult to get close to others and describe their love relations as lacking intimacy and trust

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Attitudes

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Are positive or negative evaluations of objects of thought

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ABC model of ATTITUDES

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Affect- emotional feelings stimulated by objects of thought
Behavior- act in a certain way to an attitude or object
Cognitive- beliefs held about the object of an attitude

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Leon Festinger
Cognitive dissonance theory assumes that inconsistency among attitudes can foster attitude changes.
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Learning Theory: Attitudes can be learned or changed through...
-Evaluative conditioning -Operant conditioning -Observational learning
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Cognitive Dissonance
psychological state of discomfort that exists when related attitudes or beliefs contradict one another.
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Solomon Asch
Conformity experiment
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Group Polarization
When discussion strengthens a group's dominant view and creates a shift in decisions. (jury duty)
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Group thinking
Conforming and following others without using your critical thinking
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Group cohesiveness
strength of the liking relationships linking group members