Groups, People And Relationship Flashcards

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Erikson Psychosocial Stage Theory (1950)

Changes to Identity
1 yr
2 yr
3-6 yrs
6-11 yrs
Adolescences
Early Adulthood
Middle Age
Old Age
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Model of identity development. Linear process. Lack of constancy or continuity between stages difficulties in identity acquisition. Struggle to find consistency between self definition and others definition. Problems: lack of continuity, assumption of normality in context. 
1 yr - trust
2 yr - autonomy
3-6 yrs - initiative
6-11 yrs - industry
Adolescences - identity
Early Adulthood - intimacy
Middle Age - generativity
Old Age - integrity
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Kohlbergs Stages of Moral Development

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  1. Obedience
  2. Deal - instrumental concordance
  3. Friends - interpersonal concordance
  4. Social - law and duty to social order
  5. Consensus - obligated to arrangements agreed by due procedure
  6. Cooperation - non arbitrary social cooperation - morality defined by how rational and impartial people would ideally organise cooperation
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Moral Foundations Theory (MFT)

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Innate universally available psychological system. Foundation of intuitive ethics.

Believed to solve adaptive challenges in our past.

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Egocentrism

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Inability in awareness of other people’s views thoughts, feelings, beliefs may differ from another’s.

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Transactional models

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Developmental model

Purposes an interaction between the environment and individual over time which affects developmental outcomes.

Sameroff

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Cultural Transmission

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A learned behaviour that is passed through the generations.

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Associative Learning

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Learning about the relationship between or among stimuli.

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Implicit Prejudice

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Negative response towards members of other groups outside their conscious awareness or intention.

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Contact Hypothesis

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Allport (1954)

Positive interaction between members of different groups tends to reduce intergroup prejudice.

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Bystander Effect

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Research finding where people are less likely intervene in an emergency situation when there are more people present.

London riots

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Obedience

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Complying with a command which has usually been issued by someone in authority.

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Group Polarisation

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Tendency of group members to shift their point of view to a more extreme one after group discussion.

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Groupthink

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Where the ambition to reach a unanimous decision overrides rational decision making processes.

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Attributions

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Cognitive process that assigns causes to social events, procedure and people’s behaviour.

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Sexual Dimorphism

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Where organisms are categorised as male or female typically based on physical and behavioural differences associated with biological sex.

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Sexual Selection Theory

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Mechanism of natural selection.

Characteristics that makes individuals attractive to the opposite sex.

Birds of paradise.

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Gender Dimorphism

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Assumption that there are two types of gender (masculine and feminine) that maps only sexual dimorphism.

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Gender Stability

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An understanding gained by children that gender is constant across time, despite appearance.

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Triangular Theory of Love

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Combo: affect (intimacy), physiology (passion) and cognition (commitment).

Sternberg 1986

Followed with love story

2006 combined the two theories