exam 3 Flashcards

1
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what is personality?

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“our characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting”

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2
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where did freud think that our personality comes from?

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comes from our conflict between id, ego, and superego

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3
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what is the difference between trait theories and type theories?

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trait theory focuses on human traits while type theory focuses on different types of personality

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4
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what largely determines personality and temperament?

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genetics

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5
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what are the two types of personality tests?

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objective and projective

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6
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what factors increase your odds of helping someone?

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person is similar to us, is a woman, appears to need help, we are not in a hurry

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7
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what factors are correlated with longer-lasting relationships?

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cultures where people think love is less important for marriage have lower divorce rates

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8
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what factors compose prejudice?

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unjustifiable and negative attitude toward a group and its members

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9
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what increases our odds of being attracted to someone?

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proximity
attractiveness
similarity
we like people who like us

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10
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what leads to prejudice?

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negative emotions, stereotypes, discimination

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11
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are repressed memories real? do we have much evidence for repressed memories?

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not much evidence of repression of memories

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12
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how do we measure retention of memory?

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recalling, recognizing, relearning

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13
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when are eye-witness testimonies more likely to be accurate?

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after the age of 4

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14
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four humors

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15
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id

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ego

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superego

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18
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openess

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19
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conscientiousness

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20
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extraversion

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21
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agreeableness

22
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neuroticism

23
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reciprocal determinism

24
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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

25
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fundamental attribution error

26
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dispositional attribution

27
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situational attribution

28
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cognitive dissonance

29
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milgrams obedience study

30
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Asch’s conformity study

31
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normative social influence

32
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informative social influence

33
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Jane Elliots blue eyed brown eyed study

34
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social identity theory

35
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stern bergs triangulate theory of love

36
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explicit prejudice

37
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implicit prejudice

38
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just-world phenomenon

39
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in-group/outgroup bias

40
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bystander effect

41
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social exchange theory

42
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reciprocity norm

43
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social-responsibility norm

44
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self-fulfilling prophecy

45
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superordinate goals

46
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repression

47
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three-step memory model

48
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sensory memory

49
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short-term/working memory