Hoofdstuk 5 - Opinions Flashcards

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Cumulative advantage (matthew effect)

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positive feedback process, in which prior succes increases likelihoof of succesive succes (songs that have more supporters, become yet even more popular)

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Self fulfilling prophecy

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when behaviour based on false beliefs about a situation cause that situation in the end

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Galatea effect

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people who have higher self-expectations will have more positive outcomes

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Pygmalion effect

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when other people place greater expectations on an individual or a group, it will result in greater outcomes attained by he individual or group

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Thomas and Thomas theorem

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if men define situations as real, they are real in their consequences

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Conformity

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there is a general human tendency to conform to the opinions and behaviour of actors in their social environment

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Parental transmission

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children tend to conform to the opinions and behaviours of their parents

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Peer transmission

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students conform to the opinions and behaviour of their peers

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Media transmission

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people conform to the opinions and behaviour expressed in media

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Werther effect

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suicide reported in mass media increase the likelihood of actual suicides

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Conformity in judgements

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there is a tendency of people to conform to the publicly revealed judgements of the majority group in small-scale settings, even when this majority judgement is false

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Social influence

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the process by which people’s opinions and behaviour are affected by others

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Positive social influence

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process by which people’s opinions and behaviour develop in the same direction to the opinions and behaviour of other actors in their environment

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Negative social influence

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process by which people’s opinions and behaviour develop in the opposite direction to the opinions and behaviour of other actors in their environment

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Informational social influence

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influence to accept information obtained from another as evidence about reality

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Normative social influence

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influence to conform to the positive expectations of another

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Individual learning

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people try out themselves and figure out on their own

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Social learning biases

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conditions that modify the degree of conformity

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Popularity bias (bandwagon effect)

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people’s tendency to copy opinions from their social environment is positively affected by the number of supporters for a certain opinion

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Exposure bias

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the more strongly people are exposed to a certain opinion in the population, the more likely they are to conform to that opinion

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Status bias

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people conform more strongly to a certain opinion, when higher status figures support that opinion (as compared to status figures not supporting it)

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Susceptibility bias

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the more strongly individuals in a certain social condition are susceptible (‘open’) to adopting opinions, the more likely they will conform to the opinions in that social context

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Simple contagion

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only one or two contacts with some source is sufficient to transmit the opinion

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Complex contagion

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one needs to receive social affirmation from not one (or two) sources but (much) more, before one adopts a opinion

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Confirmation bias

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people ‘seek and find confirmatory evidence in support of already existing beliefs and ignore or reinterpret disconfirming evidence’

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Adaption bias

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the more certain opinions are adapted to the social environment, the more likely people will conform to those opinions

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Innovation

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a completely new belief, or some new practice or object that is based on new beliefs, which is aimed to solve a certain problem

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Diffusion

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the transmission and spread of something

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Social proof

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When a group of people in the environment does something in the same way