Exam 3 Flashcards

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A change in one’s behavior due to the real or imagined influence of other people

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Conformity

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Social Pressure

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Tide Pod Challenge
Ice Bucket Challenge
Mannequin Challenge

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3
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informative consent

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relying on other people as a source of information to guide our behavior

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Private Acceptance

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conforming to other people’s behavior out of a genuine belief that what they are doing or saying is right

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  1. When the situation is ambiguous
  2. the situation is dangerous
  3. the perceived expertise of the group
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When do we conform to informational social influence?

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Public Compliance

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Conforming to other people’s behavior publicly without necessarily believing in what the others are doing or saying

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Nonconformity

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Refusal to conform to established customs, attitudes, or ideas

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Glossophobia

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the fear of public speaking

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What is a group?

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2 or more people working towards a similar goal

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Group Think

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goal is to get the right answer but only to maintain the group

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Group Norms

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inductive norms
descriptive norms

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Group Roles

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things within the group
-mom
teacher
dad

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Inductive norms

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-norms we expect (ideal)
-almost always represent the minority of the group
-how many people go to church vs how many go on easter
-nobody should do this

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Descriptive norms

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real norms (what we actually do)

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15
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Functional Distance

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Refers to certain aspects of architectural design that determine which people you cross paths with most often

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16
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Reciprocal liking

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-we like people who like us
-this can help overcome dissimilarity in attitudes and attentional biases to attractive faces

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17
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Symmetry

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symmetry tells you you’re healthy

18
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Propinquity

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The more we see people, the more likely we are to become friends

gain familiarity through mere exposure

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Similarity

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if similar will also seem familiar

20
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Halo effect

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a cognitive bias by which we tend to assume that an individual with one positive characteristic also possesses other (even unrelated) positive characteristics

21
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Sternberg’s Triangular Theory

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  1. Intimacy
  2. Commitment
  3. Passion
22
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Conformity

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change in your behavior based off of the mere Prescence of real or imagined people

23
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normative conformity

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need to belong

24
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informative conformity

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need to be right
- leads to private acceptance

25
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if you deviate from the group the group will:

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first thing they try to do to is pull you back

26
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what part of the brain lights up when they think about conformity while in an MRI?

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amygdala

27
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idiosyncratic credits

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the more you conform to a group (sure! lets go.)

28
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manipulate the group for maximum amounts of ** fix

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4-5 members

29
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power of the group comes from

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unimitatey

30
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1% predicted
60% actually did

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how many people would go to the end of the stanley experiment

31
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when opposites attracts they attract because they are….

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complimentary

32
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when would we prefer a more diverse group?

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for problem solving

33
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why do we gravitate towards groups?

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for transactive memories
- we know more than I do

34
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when do we use which one? which is best? none of them.

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transactional
transformational
task oriented
relationship

35
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mere exposure effect

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36
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Sternbergs Love Triangle

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37
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Attachment styles

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secure
avoidant
oblidulant?

38
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conflict where you resolve problems among 2 entities with a leader

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negotiation

39
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defect vs confide

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40
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tit for tat

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allows for forgiveness