Exam 4 (Ch. 11,12,13) Flashcards

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Prosocial Behavior

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Any act performed with the goal of benefiting another person
–wearing a mask during covid pandemic

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Altruism

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The desire to help another person even if it involves a cost to the helper.
—giving money to charity and not putting it on your taxes

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The Reciprocity Norm

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The expectation that helping others will increase the likelihood that they will help us in the future.

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4
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Social exchange theory

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what we do stems from desire to maximize rewards and minimize costs

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Empathy-altruism hypothesis

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when we feel empathy for a person, we will attempt to help that person purely for altruistic reasons, regardless of what we have to gain

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6
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What is aggression?

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Intentional behavior aimed at causing physical harm or psychological pain to another person

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Hostile aggression

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aggression stemming from feelings of anger and aimed at inflicting pain or injury

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Instrumental aggression

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aggression as a means to some goal other than causing pain

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9
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Relational aggression

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harming another person through the manipulation of relationships
-women are more likely perpetrators

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Frustration-Aggression Theory

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the idea that frustration - the perception that you are being prevented from attaining a goal - increases the probability of an aggressive response

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11
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Deontological thinkers

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believe in absolute moral truths

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12
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Utilitarian thinkers

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believe the most moral decision is the one that does the greatest good for the greatest number of people

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13
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Dehumanization

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the process whereby we deny another human being their full humanity
-a core component of prejudice
-limits empathy

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14
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What’s the answer to number 1 on the exam?

A

D

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15
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Catharsis equals what

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sublimation and vice versa

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16
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Altruism vs prosocial behavior

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17
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when we look at altruism we concluded that either men and women are more altruistic

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Neither.
A male often has to play the hero role in risky situations.
Women help with more day to day tasks.

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18
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the norm of reciprocity states what?

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If i do you a favor then you’re more likely to do me a favor

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social exchange theory is what?

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we don’t do things because they’re good or bad, we do things because we get something in return

20
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Group selection

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**evolutionary theory
individuals can evolve but so can the group

21
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what part of the brain contributes significantly to bystander distress

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mirror neurons

22
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fear of strangers

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xenophobia

23
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trying to experience events or emotions from someone else’s perspective

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empathy

24
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when empathy is high we’re more likely to see the need for reward

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25
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  • in group share goals with
  • out groups goals not in line
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  • to help with in group we’d use an empathy strategies
  • giving rewards to gain help
26
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circle of concern

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example:
- global issues
- economy
- poverty
we dont ignore just cant deal with everyday

27
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feelings of sadness and guilt what do they do to helpful behavior?

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increase the likelihood of helping. for bragging rights

28
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when people are happy are they more likely to be helpful?

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yes

29
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stanley milgram is famous for

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why good people do nothing
urban overload hypothesis

30
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how do you define aggression

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MEANT to harm

31
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forms of aggression

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32
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what 2 primates are almost identical to us about 98%

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chimpanzees and bonobos

33
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when men are aggressive, why are they aggressive (especially towards women)

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dominance and jealousy

34
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when the testosterone levels are increased they are related to decision making and impulse control (which part of the brain)

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prefrontal cortex

35
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  1. murder rate for chimps match what era of human existence
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hunter gatherer era

36
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  1. compared to that murder rate, are we more likely to be murdered today or way back in the day?
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back in the day
less violent less cruel now

37
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spikes in violence due to long hot summer

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38
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alcohol is the same as testosterone?

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39
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what is frustration?

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unintended - nothing to do with me - construction on the road or hitting every red light

40
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does frustration guarantee aggression?

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no

41
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what is relative deprivation?

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high expectations for something but being disappointed

42
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what is the weapon effect?

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increases the likeliness of aggression if the weapon is present

43
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is there a time to be aggression?

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when someone is aggressive to you. tit for tat. needs to be immediate.

44
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why do people use punishment?

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it is easy and addictive. feels like it works immediately.

45
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deontological thinker

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right is right and wrong is wrong. no exceptions

46
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difference between prejudice and discrimination

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47
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how are stereotypes harmful and helpful

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