Pyschology

Question 1

Altrusim

Answer 1

when we act to promote someone elses welfare even at the risk of to one selves

Question 2

Helpers high

Answer 2

When you feel good about yourself after helping someone

Question 3

The reciporcity rule

Answer 3

Social norm where after being given a favour you owe them one

Question 4

alutritic act

Answer 4

hugo Alfredo tale-yax stepped in to save a women from a knife attack. got stabbed himself and bled to death by time 911 came no one helped

Question 5

Catfishing

Answer 5

when people use images to create another ideinty online sometime just steals one

Question 6

Why do people catfish

Answer 6

cyberpychologists belive thast the gating theory being no physical cues or intractions. to be a better version of themselves or to steal money

Question 7

how to catch a catfish

Answer 7

Don’t have many images of friends on their account. Never want to video call or meet in person

Question 8

Trolling

Answer 8

When someone makes rude or hateful remarks to get a strong emotional response.

Question 9

why do people troll

Answer 9

for their own amusement. increase of de-inivaliton and increase of diinhibation. they can hide their identy and act in a less socaibly way online

Question 10

How to deal with a troll

Answer 10

don’t resond, don’t take anything they say seriously

Question 11

forsentic pyschologhy

Answer 11

study of the psychologhy in the context of the crimal justice system

Question 12

Psycopaths

Answer 12

Doesn’t have a consionce, lack of empathy, cold-hearted, calculating.

Question 13

example of a psychopath

Answer 13

Ted Bundy

Question 14

Socio path

Answer 14

Weak concionce that won’t prevnent them, lack of empathy,hot-headed, acts more on compulsion

Question 15

example of a sociopath

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Charles manson

Question 16

Forsenic

Answer 16

Realiting to the investigation of the crime

Question 17

Manipulative

Answer 17

dishonest, excercing control of a person or the situation

Question 18

Narcissistic

Answer 18

shows excessive interest in themselves

Question 19

eywintess testiomes

Answer 19

refers to the account given by people of what they saw, infulces the juros, studies show unriliable, been proven to lead to wrongful convictions

Question 20

loftus and plamer aim

Answer 20

To investigate how the wording of the question effected the memory

Question 21

loftus and plamer Experiment 1

Answer 21

Watched 7 videos of accidents asked different questions tho one changed between people on the speed , verb vaired( smashed, hit)

Question 22

loftus and plamer Experiment 2

Answer 22

Watched a film on a accident and asked questions. week later asked if broken glass verb vaired again

Question 23

loftus and plamer results 1

Answer 23

if asked smashed speed faster

Question 24

loftus and plamer results 2

Answer 24

if asked smashed tended to say yes even there was none

Question 25

loftus and plamer Conclusion

Answer 25

That memory is open to distroation and change

Question 26

NVC

Answer 26

Commutincatiing without words

Question 27

Examples of nvc

Answer 27

facial expressions, body language, hand movements

Question 28

Face if someone was happy

Answer 28

Mouth turned upwards, cheeks raised, eyes slightly narrowed

Question 29

Body language if someone was happy

Answer 29

relaxed, head lifted ,shoulders back