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Module 3 Flashcards

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Projection

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Attributing your own anxiety-provoking thoughts and impulses to someone else

Ex. “What is wrong with Sara? She always seems to be checking out other people’s boyfriends.”

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Denial

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Refusing to recognize a distressing reality

Ex. “ I don’t like him. He’s just not my type.”

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Stimulus

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Anything you react to

Ex. Smell, sight

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Advertising

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Techniques done on purpose to get you to change your mind/behavior

Purpose:
*Knowledge of the product
*Why the product is necessary

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Persuasion

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Process of attitude change

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Aronson

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Hold beliefs to define and make sense of ourselves (you buy something to make you closer to the person you admire)

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Emotional Appeal

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persuade through emotions

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Fear Appeal

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persuade by scaring (guilt sells)

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Luncheon technique

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persuade through positive emotions

Ex. dancing, music

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Sublimation

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Redirecting unacceptable impulses into acceptable outlets

Ex. Instead of worrying about wanting to date your best friend’s boyfriend, you use a dating app to meet other singles.

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Social Psychology

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Study of how we are influenced by people and how we think about others

Ex. obedience, aggression, prejudice, persuasion

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Identification

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Unconsciously modeling your feelings or actions on the behaviors of someone you admire

Ex. Admiring your best friend and adopting her mannerisms and characteristics

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Displacement

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Shifting negative feelings and impulses to an acceptable target

Ex. Being rude to someone who’s interested in you. “Sorry, I am busy tonight.”

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Repression

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Anxiety-producing info is pushed into the unconscious

Ex. Unconsciously avoiding your friend and her boyfriend in social situations.

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Rationalization

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Creating an acceptable excuse for an uncomfortable situation

Ex. “ I am a human being. Of course, I feel sexually attracted to other people.”

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What 2 things are needed in observational learning?

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  1. The model needs to be shown with rewards customers can obtain
  2. Reward is worth the costs (price, travel)
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3 parts of personality

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  1. ID
  2. Ego
  3. Superego
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Id

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*Primitive
*All instincts

Ex. Babies

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Ego

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mediates conflicts between Id & superego

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Superego

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*Socially developed
*Act morally
*Never satisfied

How you are shaped by society

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Classical Conditioning

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Learning through association

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Principles of Social Validation

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desire to comply more with what others are doing

Ex. At a dinner party, look at others for what utensil to use!

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Deadline Tactic

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Time limit placed on opportunity

Ex. “Limited time offer” “Last 3 days”

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Principle of Scarcity

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Opportunity is more valuable when less is available

Limited number tactic- limiting the amount of something to make it more valuable

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Observational Learning

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Changing behaviors by observing others and their consequences

Developed by Bandura (children aggression study)

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Response

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Reaction to something

Ex. Smiling, fear, drool

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Psychoanalytic

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Approach that suggests behavior and personality are shaped by unconscious conflicts.

Developed by Freud

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2 psychoanalytic instincts

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  1. Eros (Life instincts)
    ex. food, water, sex
  2. Thanatos (Death instincts)
    ex. smoking, life-threatening decisions
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Neutral

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causes no reaction

Advertisers pair something neutral with something that causes a natural reaction (uncondition)

US + NS = UR

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Uncondition Stim./Resp.

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Something you didn’t have to learn

natural stimulus = natural response

Ex. Hit = Pain
US = UR

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Condition Stim./Resp.

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Something you had to learn or are learning

Ex. music + shark = scared = music = scared

US + NS = UR = CS = CR

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