Final Jeapordy Flashcards

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What are biological reasons that could cause aggression?

A

Brain structure,
Genes,
Seratonin levels,
Testosterone levels

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What is prosocial behavior?

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Any behavior that benefits another person, regardless of whether it is altruistic

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What is empathy-altruism?

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When you empathize with someone you are more likely to help them due to altruistic reasons

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What is the norm of reciprocity?

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The need to repay a favor, found in every culture

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According to social learning theory, why are men more likely to aggress than women?

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Boys witness men act aggressively and be rewarded or not be punished so they act similarly

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What is social learning theory?

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We learn behaviors by watching and imitating others. We are more likely to imitate rewarded behaviors.

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Why should we record eyewitness’ confidence ratings at the time of an identification?

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They tend to become more confident in their answers and misremember how confident they were originally

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What exaggerates the proximity/propinquity effect?

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Similarity

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What is relationship/covert aggression?

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A nonphysical aggression that girls tend to be socially trained for

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What is the urban overload hypothesis?

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In an urban setting, there is so much stimulation that you become more apathetic

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What is the principle motive in Social Identity Theory?

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Self-esteem maintenance

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What is Social Identity Theory?

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Our group members are a source of self-esteem

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What is anxious ambivilance?

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An attatchment style characterized by concern over the partner’s commitment to the relationship

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What is a death-qualified juror?

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A juror is not opposed to the death penalty. They tend to be more trusting of the criminal justice system.

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What are the four conditions of Allport?

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Equal status
Interdependence
Common group goal
Legitimate authority

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16
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How should a line-up be conducted?

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Sequentially not simultaneously
Blind officers
Fillers should fit the eyewittness’ first description

17
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What is kind of error is unconscious transference?

A

An error of retrieval

18
Q

What is an exchange relationship?

A

Services are equated

19
Q

What is a communal relationship?

A

Everything will even out in the end

20
Q

Why would one’s attachment style change?

A

Styles are based on schemas and they may change over time

21
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What is kin selection?

A

Valuing someone who can pass on your genes (relatives) more that others

22
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What is instrumental aggression?

A

Aggression that is used to reach a goal

23
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What is stereotype threat?

A

When reminded of a stereotype you tend to fulfill it

24
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Why are composite faces more attractive?

A

Familiarity

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What is diffusion of responsibility?
Assuming others will take care of a situation
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How does the bistander effect occur?
Diffusion of responsibility
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What is frustration aggression theory?
Wanting something and not getting it causes aggression
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Jigsaw classroom
Assigning students to work in mixed groups with individuals having unique information
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What is realistic group conflict theory?
Groups compete and therefore dislike eachother
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What are estimator variables?
Things the law has no control over
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What are system variables?
Things the law has control over