Chapter 4: Social Perception Flashcards

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Define social perception.

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-the study of how we form impressions of other people and make inferences about them

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What are the primary uses of nonverbal communication? (4)

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-expressing emotion and eliciting empathy
-conveying attitudes
-communicating personality
-substitution for verbal messages

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What is the most significant channel of non-verbal communication?

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-facial expressions

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Who believed that the primary emotions conveyed by the face are universal?

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-Charles Darwin

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Define encode. Give an example. (2)

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-express or emit nonverbal communication
-smiling or patting someone on the back

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Define decode. Give an example. (2)

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-interpret the meaning of the nonverbal communications others express
-deciding that a pat on the back is an expression of kindness

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What does cross-cultural research show about the universality of the six facial expressions? List the universal emotions

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-it supports the universality of anger, happiness, surprise, fear, disgust and sadness

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What are affect blends?

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-one part of a person’s face registers one emotion while another shows a different emotion

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What are display rules? Example. (2)

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-culturally determined rules about which nonverbal behaviours are appropriate to display
-men can express anger more than women

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If a culture is more individualistic, how likely are they to encourage the expression of emotions?

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-more likely

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What are emblems? Example. (2)

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-nonverbal gestures that have well understood definitions within a given culture
-like thumbs up

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