Misc Final Vocab (E3) Flashcards
When people are induced to assume fearful expressions, they often report feeling some fear. This is known as the “BLANK” effect
facial feedback effect
feedback effect
feeling how we act (head down, trudging feet = depressed, down feeling)
“BLANK” psychology is a scientific field of study focused on how humans thrive and flourish
positive psychology
Selye’s general adaptation syndrome (GAS) consists of an alarm reaction followed by “BLANK,” then “BLANK”
resistance then exaustion
A study indicated that most teen boys and girls believe the women they see in online porn are experiencing real sexual pleasure (Jones, 2018). But the situation—being in front of the camera—suggests the women are acting their role. Social psychologists might explain the teens’ misperception as the “BLANK BLANK” error.
fundamental attribution error
Dr. Huang, a popular music professor, delivers fascinating lectures on music history but gets nervous and makes mistakes when describing exam statistics in front of the class. Why does his performance vary by task?
because he is really confident in music so, in front of a crowd, his confidence and performance increases but when it comes to statistics (something he is not confident in) his performance decreases because of the audience.
this is called performance anxiety
In a group situation that fosters arousal and anonymity, a person sometimes loses self-consciousness and self-control. This phenomenon is called “BLANK”
deindividuation
Sharing our opinions with like-minded others tends to strengthen our views, a phenomenon referred to as “BLANK BLANK”
group polarization
The more familiar a stimulus becomes, the more we tend to like it, this is called the “BLANK BLANK” effect
mere exposure
Our enemies often have many of the same negative impressions of us as we have of them. This exemplifies the concept of “BLANK - BLANK” perceptions.”
mirror-image perceptions
One way of resolving conflicts and fostering cooperation is by giving rival groups shared goals that help them override their differences. These are called “BLANK” goals.
superordinate
Freud proposed that the development of the “voice of our moral compass” is related to the “BLANK,” which internalizes ideals and provides standards for judgments.”
superego
Critics say that “BLANK - BLANK” personality theories are very sensitive to an individual’s interactions with particular situations, but that they give too little attention to the person’s enduring traits.
social-cognitive
Psychologists who emphasize the importance of negative perceptions, beliefs, and thoughts in depression are working within the “BLANK - BLANK” perspective.
social-cognitive
Why is dissociative identity disorder controversial?
was commonly diagnosed in 1920s but much less commonly diagnosed today
