Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Social norms

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rules that regulate social life, explicit laws and implicit cultural conventions.

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Social roles

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a given social position that is governed by a set of norms for proper behavior.

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Culture

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A program of shared by most members of that community.

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Milgram obedience experiments

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“Experimenter” has a volunteer be “teacher” to an actor playing “the learner” being shocked by the volunteer.

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Five conditions for disobedience to authority

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  • experiment left the room
  • victim was in the room
  • two experimenters had conflicting demands
  • ordered by a volunteer
  • peer refused to go further
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Zimbardo prison study

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College students play guards and prisoners.

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Entrapment

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A gradual process in which individuals escalate their comment to course of action to justify the investment of time, money, or effect.

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8
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Fundamental attribution error

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The tendency; in explaining other’s behavior to overestimate personality factors and underestimate the influence of situation.

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9
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Culture- individualistic

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Thinking of yourself as an individual

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Culture- collective

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Thinking of yourself as only as part of a group.

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Self-serving bias

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Thinking that make us feel good about ourselves, even when you shouldn’t

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Cognitive dissonance

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You something believe an incomparable belief with their behavior.

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13
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Validity effect

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Repeat something over and over again until it seems true.

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14
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Familiarity effect

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Hearing something repeatedly until it is perceived positively.

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15
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Indoctrination

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1) subject to entrapment
2) person’s problems are explained by simple arrtribution
3) offered a new identity and is promised salvation
4) access to different ideas is severely controlled.

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16
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Asch line-judging study

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  • Which line matches the sample?
  • 1/3 of people will conform to the wrong answer
  • 20% apologize for disagreeing
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Define:Group thinking

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All members of a group to think a like for the sake of harmony and avoid disagreement

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Diffusion of responsibility

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members to avoid taking action because they assume someone else will.

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Deindivulation

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Someone loses awareness of their own identity in a large group.

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Ethic identity

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Person’s self identity with a nation religious proper national, religious or political group and etc.

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Relationship to obedience

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People will do what they think is wrong to please an authory.

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Ethnocentrism

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A group that be live their is superior to others.

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Sherif’s Robbers Cave experiment

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  • the effect of competition on hostility and conflict.
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Stereotype

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a summary impression of a group, in which a person believe that all members of the group shares a common trait(s)

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Psychological/ social origins of prejudice
- ward off fear, doubt and insecurity | - peer pressure and feeling a need to conform
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Prejudicial attitudes
1) physical distance from someone 2) discrimination 3) people affect toward stress or anger 4) the brain noticing difference 5) speed of positive and negative associations
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Intergroup conflict
1) equal rights 2) equal opportunity to representation 3) many opportunities to belong and get along with the other group. 4) both sides must work together for a common goal