Chapter 8 Interdependence in Social Interaction Flashcards
Outcome matrices
a game theoretic tool to understand available behavior choices and outcomes
Given matrix
the choices and outcomes available in a specific situation
transformation process
choices and preferences are adjusted based on alternative criteria
effective matrix
takes into account each participant’s preferences
Thibaut and Kelley
developers of basic interdependence theory
Lewin
group dynamics: behavior = f(person, environment)
Comparison level (CL)
derived from personal experiences and observations of others in similar experiences
CLalt (Comparison level)
lowest set of outcomes individual will accept in lieu of alternative relationships
Bilateral actor control (BAC)
demonstrates the individual preferences for behavior for each member of the interdependent group
Mutual joint control
both individual can influence the other’s outcomes and potentially move toward a mutually satisfying outcomes