Exam Three

Question 1

What are we searching for in interdependence?

Answer 1

Safety

Question 2

what do we associate safety with?

Answer 2

interdependence with others

Question 3

what do we associate home with

Answer 3

interdependence with others

Question 4

three principles for this section

Answer 4

• humans are constantly searching for safety in interdependence
• certain forms of interdependence are experienced as being safe
• as we search for safety, we will have to adapt to situations of vague interdependence

Question 5

2 questions for this section

Answer 5

• what dimensions of interdependence lead us to feel safe?

- what can go wrong in our relationships because we are so motivated to find safety in interdependence?

Question 6

A childs first motivation

Answer 6

survival to be fed

Question 7

a childs second motivation

Answer 7

learning to manage interdependence

Question 8

The most important dimensions of interdependence?

Answer 8

Roles
Norms
Relationships

Question 9

Roles

Answer 9

set of expected behaviors for group members

Question 10

2 types of interpersonal power attracted to roles

Answer 10

fate control

behavior control

Question 11

fate control

Answer 11

the ability of person A to influence person B no matter what person B does

Question 12

behavior control

Answer 12

the ability of person a to influence person b by changing what person a does (negotiation)

Question 13

norms

Answer 13

rules for behavior

Question 14

relationship cohesiveness

Answer 14

forces that draw group members to each other

Question 15

what do groups manage their interdependence through

Answer 15

the three dimensions

Question 16

what does a child learn through learning

Answer 16

sense of accomplishment and competence

sense of safety

Question 17

why does a child gain a sense of accomplishment with learning the dimensions of interdependence

Answer 17

the child sees themselves grow in their understanding of interedependence

Question 18

what kind of relationship do adults seek

Answer 18

that make us feel at home

Question 19

what can go wrong with this constant seeking of at home feeling

Answer 19

primary group orientation

Question 20

primary group orientation

Answer 20

a script for how good interdependence is set up and how that person fits into that good interdependence

Question 21

vague interdependence

Answer 21

situations in which requirements of interdependence are unclear

Question 22

what are situations of vague interdependence characterized by?

Answer 22

being outside the normal flow of our usual interdependence interactions
being without clear roles, norms, and relationship cohesiveness

Question 23

what questions do situations of vague interdependence make us ask?

Answer 23

what is my role
what are my rules
how do i develop relationship

Question 24

what kind of social motivation is set in motion by vague interdependence

Answer 24

to find a role self

Question 25

what does vague interdependence cause

Answer 25

tension about response interference

to search for info and safety

Question 26

group dynamics

Answer 26

the idea that group behavior is a system of reciprocal interactions between groups

Question 27

what does being in a group make us pay attention to

Answer 27

the preferences of too many people at one time

Question 28

bystander effect is

Answer 28

a situation of vague interdependence

Question 29

group situations are

Answer 29

situations of vague interdependence

Question 30

diffusion of responsability

Answer 30

several potential helpers are available responsibility for acting is divided and so each individual may be less likely to assume personal responsibility for acting

Question 31

groupthink

Answer 31

when a group faced with a stressful decision becomes more concerned with reaching a unanimous agreement than with evaluating the facts of the situation

Question 32

3 things that make groupthink likely to occur

Answer 32

provocative situation
structural faults
cohesive group

Question 33

provocative situation

Answer 33

where high stress from outsiders and feelings of being underappreciated among group members

Question 34

structural faults

Answer 34

in organization that include insulation from outside infor

Question 35

why do we learn the dimensions of interdependence?

Answer 35

makes the group predictable

Question 36

relationship cohesiveness

Answer 36

forces that draw group members to each other

Question 37

Prejudice

Answer 37

a negative attitude or feeling toward a whole group of people (and its members)

Question 38

what level is prejudice

Answer 38

intra level

within the person

Question 39

bigotry

Answer 39

a behavioral display of prejudice

Question 40

what level is bigotry

Answer 40

inter level

external

Question 41

racism

Answer 41

institutional behavior patterns that authorizes and supports bigotry against members of a racial

Question 42

neo-diversity

Answer 42

a time and circumstance where we all have to encounter and interact with persons from different groups

Question 43

why does neo-diversity cause anxiety

Answer 43

a new social uncertainty about how to interact with people

Question 44

what question does neo-diversity cause us to ask

Answer 44

who are we and who are among the they

Question 45

intergroup anxiety

Answer 45

anxiety stemming from interacting with a person you perceive to be in an outgroup