social psych Flashcards

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Social psychology

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The study of how we think influence and relate to each other 

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attribution theory

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Attribute behavior to a persons traits or the situation

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Dispositional attribution

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attributing behavior to a persons traits

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situational attribution

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Attributing behavior to a situation

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fundamental attribution error

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Overestimate the influence of personality and underestimate the influence of the situation

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attitude

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Feelings that predispose are reactions to people, events and objects

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persuasion efforts

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-Peripheral
-Central

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Peripheral route

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people influence by incidental cues
ex. The speakers attractiveness.

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Central route

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People influence by evidence in arguments that trigger favorable thoughts

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Foot in the door phenomenon

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When people agree to a small request, they are more likely to later agree to a larger one

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Cognitive dissonance

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Changing beliefs to align with actions

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social facilitation

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Doing better when people watch (things that you are good at)

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Social lofting

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putting forth less effort in a large group

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deindividuation

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losing self/awareness/restrain, and a group
(could make you more likely to cyber bully)

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Group polarization

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Enhancement of beliefs/attitudes when discussed with a like-minded group

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Groupthink

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Harmony in decisions < realistic arguments/alternatives

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normative social influence

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The influence of the social norm
Ex. Holding doors or wanting to fit in

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Informative social influence

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information on how things operate
-Someone telling you how their school works
-Unspoken rule (senior lounge)

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Asch

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Did the line test and tested conformity

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example of conforming in Asch’s experiment

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When people in front say the wrong answer, you say the wrong answer

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chameleon effect

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Change the way you act to replicate those are around you (subconsciously)

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The door in the face affect

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ask for something big then even if you don’t get it, you can get more than you would have
-asked to stay out till three when you want to stay out till one
-Mom says no to three, but it says yes to one 

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situational attribution

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Blame a person based on the situation

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Dispositional attribution

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A person ask away because of their personality

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In group bias
Thinking your group is better
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Outgroup bias
having a bad impression of another group because they are like arrival EX. Louisville versus UK.
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scapegoats
Blaming someone because it’s easy
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Social control
The power of the situation on actions
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Personal control
The power of the person in a situation
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Minority influence
1 to 2 individual swaying, majorities, by acting confident without a doubt
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Norms
Excepted/proper behavior
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Prejudice
unjustifiable (usually negative) opinion about a group
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Ethnocentrism
Assuming superiority of one’s ethnic group
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prejudice vs. Discrimination.
prejudice = negative attitude Discrimination = negative behavior
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Just world phenomenon
good is rewarded, and evil is punished EX. Homeless person has done something to be homeless.
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other race affect
Greater recognition for faces of our own race
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aggression
Physical or verbal behavior intended to hurt
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frustration-aggression principal
Frustration leads to anger leads to aggression
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Social Scripts
culturally provided mental files for how to act EX. TV and movies
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harmful effects of porn
– Can get addictive – Can harm relationships – Promotes, aggressive, sexual tendencies
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Affect of violent video games
Prime. Brain for violent real life.
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stereotype
General thought of a group
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The mere exposure effect
exposed to something enough you start liking it – People around you
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Social trap
By pursuing your own interest, the group, as a whole is worse off
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Milgram
Studied obedience through the shock experiment
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Darley and Latane
Study the bystander effect through the kitty, Genevieve’s murder
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Zimbardo
Studying the role you have influencing behavior through the guards and prisoners experiment
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passionate love
Arouse state of intense positive absorption
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Companionate love
Deep, affection attachment
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Equity
Receive in proportion to what they give in a relationship
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self disclosure
Revealing intimate aspects of yourself
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Altruism
Bing kind without gain
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social exchange theory
Exchanging goods/talents
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reciprocacy norm
The expectation that we should help those who have helped us
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Social responsibility norm
We should help those who need it
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Mirror image perceptions
and they are evil, I am a saint
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Self-fulfilling prophecies
I believe that leads to its own fulfillment
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superordinate goals
Shared goals only achieved through cooperation
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GRIT
Getting people to gradually achieve the superordinate goal
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Robbers cave
The camp experiment that made people come together to accomplish a common goal
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pygmalion effect
The higher expectations, the better the performance
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conflict
Incompatibility of actions, beliefs
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Marriage and attribution
when, in an argument, you attribute the argument to their personality
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vivid case
an event that can lead to steriotypes