Introduction and Application Flashcards

(34 cards)

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scientific study of how people think about and influence, and relate to one another

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social psychology

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scientific study of human society

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sociology

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3
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scientific study of the individual and individual behavior

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personality psychology

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4
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impact on INDIVIDUALS on INDIVIDUALS

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persuasion

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5
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impact of GROUPS on INDIVIDUALS

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conformity

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impact of INDIVIDUALS on GROUPS

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leadership

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7
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impact of groups on groups

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intergroup conflict

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8
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construct social reality

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social thinking

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9
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father of social psychology

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kurt lewin

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10
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behavior is a function of the experiment of the person and the environmetn

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kurt lewin

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pioneered experiment in social psychology studying effects of others in cycling prformance

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normann triplett

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12
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published article on individual effort in cooperative group than alone

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max ringelmann

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13
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also known as social loafing

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ringelmann effect

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14
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“i knew it all along”

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hindsight bias

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15
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conducive to arrogative - overestimation of intellectual powers

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hindsight bias

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integrated set of principles

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testable proposition

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study of naturally occurring relationships among variables

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correlational research

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cause-effect rel.; manipulates one or more factors while controlling others

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experimental research

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two variables increase/ decrease together

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positive correlation

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variable moves in opposite directions

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negative correlation

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no correlation

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zero correlation

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used for large number of participants

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survey research

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introduce so change into setting while holding all other factors constant

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lab experiment

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the output/effect variable
dependent variable
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input/causes variable
independent variable
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used for naturally occurring behavior
field experiment
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degree to which an experiment is superficially similar to everyday situations
mundane realism
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degree to which an experiment absorbs and involves its participants
experimental realism
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effect by which participants are misinformed or misled about the study's methods and purposes
deception
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cues in an experiment
demand characteristics
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require research participant to be told enough to enable them to choose whether they wish to participate
informed consent
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post experimental explanation
debriefing
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help formulate theories and principles
lab jury experiments