Ch 10 Helping Others Flashcards

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Kin selection

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Preferential helping of genetic relatives, which results in greater likelihood that Jean’s held in common will survive.

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Empathy def

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Understanding or vicariously experiencing another individuals perspective and feeling sympathy and compassion for that individual

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Perspective taking

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Cognitive component of empathy.

Using imagination to see world through someone else’s eyes.

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Empathetic Concern

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Emotional component of empathy.

Involves other oriented feelings, such as sympathy, compassion,tenderness.

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Prosocial Behaviors

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Actions intended to benefit others

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Arousal: cost-reward model

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The proposition that people react to emergency situations by acting in the most cost-effective way to reduce the arousal of shock and alarm

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Empathetic joy

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The pleasure one has at seeing another person experience relief

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Negative state relief model

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Proposition that because of this positive effect of helping, people who are feeling bad may be inclined to help others in order to improve their mood.

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Courageous resistance

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Thoughtful helping in the face of potentially enormous costs.

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Egoistic

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Motivated by the desire to increase ones own welfare.

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Altruistic

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Motivated by the desire to improve another’s welfare b

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Empathy Altruism hypothesis

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If you perceive someone in need and imagine how that person feels, you’re likely to experience other oriented feelings of empathetic concern, which in turn produce the altruistic motive to reduce the other persons distress.

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Pluralistic ignorance

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In this state of ignorance, each individual believes that his or her own thoughts and feelings are different from those of other people, when in fact many of the other people are thinking or feeling the same way.

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Diffusion of responsibility

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The belief that others will or should intervene

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Audience inhibition

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Reluctance to help for fear of making a bad impression on observers.

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Norm of social responsibility

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Dictates that people should help those who need it

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Norm of reciprocity

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Establishes a strong socially approved standard: people who give to you should be paid back.

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The norm of equity

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Prescribes that when people are in a situation in which they feel over benefited (receiving more benefits than earned), they should help those who are under benefited (receiving for your benefits than earned).

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Advanced moral reasoning

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Adhering to moral standards independent of external social controls and taking into account the needs of others when making decisions about courses of action

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Implicit social support

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Support the comes from just thinking about close others but that does not involve actually seeking or receiving their help in coping with stressful events