Articles & Experiments Flashcards

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Rating people when it you feel hot and crowded.

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  • students had to rate the attractiveness on others
  • they rated mostly similar students as rather attractive .
  • the stressors heat and crowded did have an impact on the rating - rating more negatively when feeling badly.
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Experiment about how we perceive faces and which ones we find most attractive .

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  • there are four standard faces that we feel most attracted to , due to the average face theory.
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Excitement and attraction on suspension attraction P. 611

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Mental Support in relationships P.616

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Maintaining long term relationships 618

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Paradoxical effect of thought suppression - white bear

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  • if we suppress our thoughts we produce an obsession or preoccupation against it . –> also referred to in the self control theory
    The Rebound effect = suppressing of a thought makes it come back stronger.
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The man who wasn’t
there: Subliminal social
comparison standards
influence self evaluation

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  • we always tend to compare ourselves to others , no matter if we are exposed to a standard or an extreme.
  • findings still show that we tend to think we are as the standard when being exposed to it and different to the extreme when being opposed to it.
  • -> this goes hand in hand with the social comparison theory . We tend to compare ourselves only to explicit persons . Choose our comparison.
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Why we post selfies - understanding the motivation of posting pictures of oneself . What are the 5 reasons to post selfies ?

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  • Communication
  • Archiving
  • Attention seeking
  • Entertainment
  • Narcissism
  • -> helps one to validate the self perception through the validation of others.
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With malice towards none and charity towards some.

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  • Ingroup favouritism enables discrimination
  • more often it is ingroup favouritism than outgroup hostility that cause discrimination
  • -> rooted in the balance theory ( Heider) , Balanced self theory , Justification theory, Conformity , Prejudice and Discrimination.
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prejudice towards gay men and need for physical cleaning

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  • differences in gender in terms of discrimination towards gay men
  • women have less prejudices / negative stereotypes
  • heterosexuals feel the need to clean themselves after having imagined physical contact with a gay men .

–> Gay men are identified with illnesses / bad hygiene

Behavioural immune system : groups that are identified with illnesses and bad hygiene are more likely to be judged by others / avoided / regarded with disgust.

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Mood as a resource of dealing with health recommendations.

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  • study on how smokers are influenced by their mood, concerning their willingness to change their smoking behaviour in regards to health recommendations.
  • study aims for the participants effective self regulation.
  • health recommendations are more effective when the people are in a good mood
  • they accept their bad and good sides and are more capable of keeping themselves out of trouble. Extensive coping behaviour.

Smokers - best processed under pos mood
non Smokers- best processed under neg mood

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Lané and Darleys three in one experiment

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The Bystander effect was tested in 5 conditions , it referred to how long it takes people to call for help if they see a person collapsing .

1 Alone
2 diffused responsibility
3 diffused responsibility and the one seeing the other
4 diffused responsibility and audience effect
5 Both see each other

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Other Lané and Darleys experiments ?

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smoke in the questionnaire room
lady in distress
he’s having a fit

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life/ death vs everyday situations

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  • people are generally more likely to help close kin
  • people are more likely to help sick persons when they are in everyday life situations
  • when they are in perilous situations rather healthy persons
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women vs men empathising with distressed teenagers

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  • when having prior experiences women show an increased empathising with distressed teenagers .
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reward and punishment on the child helping behaviour

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  • modelling and reinforcement have a strong effect on the child . - tokens given to poor child from an adult
    afterwards reinforced or “ punished “ for given the token
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motorist experiment

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modelling theory confirmed

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erotic video experiment

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  • no video , video , erotic video

- men who watched the erotic video where way more likely to help a women in need .

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What was the basis of lanes and Darleys smoke experiment ?

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  • the Kitty Genovese murder.