Exam 4 Flashcards

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attribution

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claim that causes beh
ex. make inferences on o/ thought process

can be right or wrong
ex. infer that someone is staring at you bc you think you’re cute

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person bias

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“fundamental attribution”
overestimate personality and discredit environment
ex. diff btw bad day and bad life
-very common in lab setting

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personal bias-environment

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common if given time to make a decision

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actor-observer discrepancy

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better know someone, more likely attribute beh to environment
ex. understand why Jace acts out (bc of bad home life)

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Macy Study 2019

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play card game ex. like candy land
result- winners 2x mre likely perceive outcome as fair
attribute winning to talent v luck

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attractiveness bias

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physically attrac. ppl judged as more competent and sociable

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baby-face bias

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percieved be more honest, kind and naive than o/

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baby-face charac

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round heads, protruding forehead, large eyes and small jaw

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Pygmalion effect

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ex. of self-fulfilling prophecy

if tell yourself you’re ugly you will become ugly

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self-serving attribu. bias

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own success is bc of internal causes

failure is bc of external causes

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cog. diss. theory

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1957
disconnect btw attitude and action
typically causes emotional discomfort

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ways avoid cog. diss.

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outright avoid
change attitude to match actions
ex. reconsider that smoking isn’t only thing that causes cancer

change action to match attitude
ex. stop playing basketball bc don’t agree w/ rules

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Frimer study 2017

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paid more if willing to read why ppl believed differently

results- willingly took less money so didn’t have to hear o/ side

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independant bias

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belief that you don’t have bias at all

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superior bias

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belief that you are more moral and smarter than those who disagree

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confirmation bias

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ex. cherry picking

pay more attention and remember facts that confirm own stance

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insufficient justification effect

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happens when no good incentive for doing an action
ex. washing car in cold for $5
have to convince yourself it’s fun
tend to enjoy the experi. more

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just-world hypoth

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idea that you get what you deserve

ex. rape victims “ask for it”

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charac. impact actions

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number
ex. peer pressure
strength
ex. popular kid opinion 
immediacy
ex. mom or clique v outsider
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impression management

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try control o/ impression of us

ex. saying hate puzzles but you really love them just to “fit in” or impress someone

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impress. manag. cognition

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conscious or unconscious process

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qualities like to portray

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hardworking, smart, kind etc

*can portray feelings of sadness/pity or anger to attract attention too

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impress. management on close friends and fam

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not work
they already know all charac. of you
*can try and lie but will not be able to trick them

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shyness and impress. management

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shy people often make good impressions but are too scared they are going to mess up
-have low self esteem in ability to do impress. management
avoid situations that could be embarrassing

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high self monitor
``` very socially aware change beh based on environ lots of mutual friends few close friends pick friends based on physical appearance or similarity w/ hobby ```
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low self monitor
``` few friends lots of close friends not aware/ don't care of how socially perceived no filter are who they are no matter what attracted to ppl w/ same central values ```
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social facilitation
audience improves performance skill usually mastered ex. NBA players
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social interference
audience hinders ex. studying/ practicing speech usually something not 100% confident in
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how audience affect CNS
inc arousal *sympath. stim favorable for physcial/ simple procedures
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social loafing
tendency slack when not constantly analyzed | ex. team project or tug-a-war
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deindividuation
focus on group success over self ex. team sports or cult tend to encourage mob violence, riots, and suicide baitings *ppl can change stances in agreeance w/ inc population and pressure
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Franz Joseph Gall
dev phrenology shape + attributes of brain determine personality the bigger the area the stronger the characteristic skull conforms brain when growing
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phrenology popularity
academia loved it poor ppl hated him- thought atheist rich ppl hate- folding wife's heads
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phrenology ideology
white better than blacks men superior to women aristocrats better than poor bc of bone quality
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phrenology discreditation
1840s bone thickness not universal and thought process not conducted in bone highly manipulated by observer bias *still practiced by fringe till 1890s-1920s
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contributions from phrenology
linked physical and mental aspects of brain | supported fluid materialists view
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fluid materialists
believed thought came from brain act. *skeptisized when phrenology fell took years to recover
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william sheldon's body types
constitutional psych ectomorph- skinny mesomorph- athletic and muscular endomorph- fat
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constitutional psych-application of body types
based on physical appearance could predict personality ectomorph- fearful and restrained mesomorph- adventurous and courageous endomorph- loves comfort and food, sociable
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constitutional psych
debunked in 1970s | apart of pop psych
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personality def
general style of interacting with the world something that stays the same in diff. environments
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trait
inferred from beh not vary from situation to situation predisposition ex. introverted, friendly, abrasive etc
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trait theorists
tried to come up w/ specific number of traits that equal a personality wanted to label people, didn't care about why you are the way you are
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composition of trait theories
``` specific beh actions ex. argues w/ everyone, likes to win surface traits inferred from beh ex. argumentative and competitive central traits composed of sim. surface traits ex. aggressive ```
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The big 5
``` OCEAN openness conscientiousness extraversion agreeableness neuroticism *analyzed on continuum ```
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the big 5 applicability
predicter for the longevity of traits ex. score at age 30 will likely be the same at age 70 if take before 30 will not get same results bc personality is more flexible
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women and agreeableness
women more agreeable than men consistent over multiple decades and in many countries *no huge diff. in o/ 4 categories
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birth order and personality
personality NOT determine d by birth order
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theories that explain why you have a certain personality
psychoanalytic social cog humanistic
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psychodynamic perspective
personality comes from the interplay in subconcious
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unconscious v subconscious
subconc= freud + psychody Unconcious ppl didn't want be assoc. w/ freud
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freud's psychoanalysis
had no scientific proof analyzed beh and correl. certain personality traits w/ behaviors also performed dream analysis
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freud's psychoanalysis- sex
thought ppl wanted have sex w/ parents | thoughts about sex redirected into diff. actions and stored in subconc.
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freud's psychosexual dev. levels
``` oral anal phallic latency genital ```
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psychodynamic's disagreed w/ freud
did not have to agree w/ all considered a psychody if thought personality comes from subcon. ex. horney (security and anxiety) and Adler (infer. and super. complex)