Test 1 review. The Beginnings Flashcards

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the scientific study of how people affect and are affected by others. Is concerned with the effect of other people on our thoughts, feelings and behaviors.

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Social Psychology

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The 3 building blocks of Social Psychology are called the _______.

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ABC Triad

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What does the ABC triad stand for?

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  • The A stands for affect, how people feel inside; how they feel about themselves and others, and how they feel about various issues.
  • The b stands for behavior, what people do; their actions. - - The C stands for cognition, what people think about.
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Social Psychology became its own field in ______.

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1970s and 80s

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When social psychology became its own known in the 1950s, it was divided between 2 camps; _________ and _________.

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behaviorism and Freudian psychoanalysis.

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_______ sought to explain human behavior in terms of learning principles such as reward and punishment. They were opposed to talking about the mind, thoughts, emotions, or other inner processes, focusing instead on observable actions that could be studied experimentally using the scientific method.

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Behaviorism

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_________ preferred elaborate interpretations of individual experiences (especially from clinical practice) instead of experimental studies that counted behaviors.

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Freudian Psychoanalysis

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The earliest social psychological experiments were conducted in the late 1800s by researchers such as ______ and _______.

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Max Ringelmann and Norman Triplett

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The topic of these early studies was the presence of others on ____________.

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individual performance

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According to _________, the most central concept of social psychology was attitudes

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Gordon Allport

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According to ___________, behavior is a function of what two variables? Person and situation (environment)

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Kurt Lewin’s Formula

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Social Psych started between _____ and _____.

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1908 and 1924

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The father of social psychology. Was one of the first people to say that social psych should be relevant.

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Kurt Lewin

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The Kurt Lewin formula is _____.

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B=F(P,E) Behavior is the Function of person and environment

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______ and _______ both wrote books titled Social Psychology and around the same time. Other say ________ was the author of the first genuine Social Psychology book.

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McDougall and Ross

Floyd Allport

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______ published the first journal article. He was believed by many to be the person to conduct the first research and experiment in social psych.

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Triplett’s journal article, which some believe to be the first written about social psychology, was on a full blown experiment regarding _______.

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social facilitation

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Some people believe that _______ should be credited for conducting the first research and experiment in social psych.

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Ringleman’s topic of study, which some credit to be the first research and experiment in social psych, was more of a class demonstration about __________.

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social loafing

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TRUE or FALSE

Hitler was one of the major forces in the field of Social Psych.

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_______ studied conformity and was influenced by Hitler.

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_____ said that if people conformed in one situation, you have evidence that this tendency was wide spread and should be concerned about.

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_____ conducted the shock study. Under the right situations, you could get people to hurt somebody. Normal, everyday people, put under the right circumstances, will do what we think only crazy bad people would do.

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Stanley Milgram

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________ studied anti-Semitism and prejudice. What causes it? Wrote a major book called Prejudice. Was mainstream social psych reading for many years.

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Gordon Allport

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____ said that prejudice is an attitude. Found a way to measure attitude. He is the father of modern measurement of attitudes, called the Thurstone scale.
Thurstone
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_______ came up with the theory called the Balance theory. Belief that if a person has an attitude towards a certain person or object, and if you know that persons attitude, you should be able to predict that person’s behavior towards that object or person.
Heider
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_______ was interested in the study of persuasion. (persuasion model) How to make people believe a certain thing.
Hovland
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________ published a journal article in 1934 that turned social psych upside down. He showed that attitudes did not successfully predict behavior as much as what thought.
La Pierre
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______ abandoned the previously thought (attitude affects behavior) and said that behavior determines the attitude. Theory of cognitive dissonance.
Festinger
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_____ was responsible for classical conditioning. (Dog saliva experiment)
Ian Pavlov
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_______ conducted the "Little Albert" experiment.
John B. Watson
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_______ developed operant conditioning.
Skinner
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Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner were all _______.
Behaviorists
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_____ coined the term construal – environment might be the same for 2 people. It is not the only thing that you should take into account. You have to involve the person, and what may influence their perception of the environment. He was a Gestalt Psychologist
Kofka