chapter 6A Flashcards

JUDGING AND PERCEIVING OTHERS

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PERSON PERCEPTION

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different mental processes used to understand and form impressions of other people

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person perception-what first impressions impact the process of:

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-decision making. person perception acts as a source of info when making choices.
-interpersonal interactions. humans tend to trust ‘gut’ feelings and treat others accordingly

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ATTRIBUTION

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an evaluation made abt the causes of behaviour and the process of making this evaluation

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steps in cognitive process of attribution?

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  1. observation of outward act of behaviour-see someone running down street
  2. conscious determination or acknowledgement of behaviour-actively decide behaviour observed was someone running down a street
  3. attribute causes to this observed behaviour-infer the person running down the street is that they are disorganised or running late
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internal attribution (personal)

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occurs when a behaviour is judged as a result of something personal such as age, gender, ability, past behaviour

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external attribution (situational)

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determining the cause of a behaviour from situational factors from environment outside individual

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fundamental attribution error

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our tendency to explain others behaviour in terms of internal factors, ignoring external factors

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ATTITUDE

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an evaluation of something, such as a person, object, event, or idea.

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TRI-COMPONENT MODEL OF ATTITUDES(A-B-C)

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a model that illustrates the relationship between the affective, behavioural, and cognitive components of our attitudes.

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affective component

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feelings towards something reflected in attitude
e.g. I love dinner

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behavioural component

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outward and behavioural actions
e.g. i cook and eat dinner every night

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cognitive component

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consider facts of object of attitude, beleifs towards it.
e.g.dinner is the best meal of the day

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STEREOTYPE

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widely held belief and generalisation about a group. stereotypes correspond with the cognitive component of our attitudes.

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attribution style

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tendencies and repeated patterns in the way someone makes attributions. someone who regularly attributes behaviour to negative causes might be labelled as having a pessimistic style.

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