Final Exam-Cumulative Flashcards

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1
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Two major themes of Social Psych?

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1) Construction of Social Reality (Perception)
2) Power of Situation (Circumstances)

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What are the three processing principles?

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1) Conservatism
2) Accessibility
3)Superficiality vs. Depth

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What are the three motivational principles?

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1) Mastery Motivation
2) Connectedness Motivation
3) Positive Self-Image Motivation

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The impact of preconceptions

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We see what we expect to see (they can shape our impressions of people)

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Term for people determining why others act the way they do and if their behavior is determined by internal or external forces

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Attribution Theory

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When you infer a persons character from their actions

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Correspondance Bias

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Kelly’s Attribution Theory looks at three criteria when making attributions what are they?

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Consistency, Distinctiveness, Consensus

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A mental (system 1) process that allows us to make quick, effective, judgements about people

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Heuristics

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Decision Making Factors

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maximize vs. satisfice
amount of control you perceive
context

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People make evaluations and decisions by comparing themselves to others and other situations

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Contrast Effect

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Influences on Self-Concept

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Culture, Behavior, Other’s Reactions, Social Comparisons, Groups, Success/Failure, Roles, Experiences, Beliefs and Attitudes

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Term for tendency to gather/interpret info about yourself that leads to positive evaluations

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Self-Serving Bias

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Types of self-serving biases

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-tendency to view ourselves as better than average
-tendency to make downwards social comparisons
-attitude out bad outcomes external and other’s bad outcomes internally

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Major causes of Bias:

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Cognitive, Motivational, Emotional, Societal, Personality

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Bias without intention; conflict between beliefs and unacknowledged feelings causes tension and uncertainty

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Aversive racism

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Generalizations we make about people based on external factors (how they look, talk, act)

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Stereotypes

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Evaluative reaction toward something or someone shown in beliefs, feelings, and behaviors

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Attitude

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Getting someone to agree to a small request so they’ll agree to a big request later on

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Foot-in-the-door

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Prompting a large request so the person will be more likely to agree to a subsequent smaller one

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Door-in-the-face

20
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Persuasion using logic, clear arguments

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Central Route Persuasion

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Persuasion using feelings, cues, and indirect messaging

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Peripheral Route Persuasion

22
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Attitudes predict behaviors when….

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social influence is low
they are accessible and potent
they’re experience based
they’re specific

23
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Behaviors predict attitudes when…

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-we are role playing (we take on the attitudes associated with the role)
-we are unsure of out attitudes
-cognitive dissonance

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Attitude change happens when we find an inconsistency that causes Aversive Arousal. When the behavior can’t be changed or justified the attitude then is forced to change.

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Cognitive Dissonance Theory

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The influence that describes our desire to fit in with our in-group

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Normative Influence

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Change in opinion that occurs when we conform with the group we believe has accurate opinions and information.

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Informational Influence

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A change in behavior/belief because of the influence of others

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Conformity

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Publicly acting with the group even if you privately disagree

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Compliance

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Conforming by acting and believing what the group believes

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Acceptance