WK5 L2 Interpersonal processes

Question 1

Need to belong

Answer 1

Basic human motive

Question 2

Loneliness

Answer 2

occurs 18-30 during transition or disruption

Question 3

Ways to combat loneliness

Answer 3

distraction, find new way to meet people and additional efforts in others areas

Question 4

Good looking people tend to have

Answer 4

better social skills, more friends and active love life

Question 5

Attractive people are under more pressure

Answer 5

eating disorders, trusting others and adjusting to aging

Question 6

Love

Answer 6

enduring interpersonal love

Question 7

Passionate love

Answer 7

physiological

Question 8

Companionate love

Answer 8

emotional

Question 9

Sternburgs triangular theory of love

Answer 9

intimacy, commitment and passion

Question 10

Relationship issues

Answer 10

negative affect reciprocity

Question 11

Social influence

Answer 11

ways in which people are manipulated by others in everyday situations

Question 12

reciprocity

Answer 12

treat others as they have treated you

Question 13

Issues that influence group behaviour

Answer 13

norms, roles and status

Question 14

Conforming to group influence

Answer 14

Aschs line length study

Question 15

Normative influence

Answer 15

Conform to norm

Question 16

Informative influence

Answer 16

being persuaded by implicit info

Question 17

Two types of roles in groups

Answer 17

instrumental and expressive

Question 18

Group cohesiveness

Answer 18

forces exerted on a group that push its members close together

Question 19

Social facilitation

Answer 19

presence of others help individual performance

Question 20

Social loafing

Answer 20

individuals exert less effort when in a group

Question 21

Group decision making characterised by

Answer 21

group polarisation, cohesiveness and groupthink

Question 22

Theories of social fascilitation

Answer 22

zajonc theory and Triplett study

Question 23

Evaluation theory

Answer 23

someone must been position to evaluate performance

Question 24

Distraction conflict theory

Answer 24

attentional conflict between focusing on task and distracting stimulus creates arousal

Question 25

Social loafing- ringelmann 1880s

Answer 25

individual output declines on combined task

Question 26

When is social loafing less likely

Answer 26

group is small and cohesive, task is punished if performance is poor