SAP Exam Flashcards

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Cognitive Process

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DEF: interpreting and manipulating mental ideas and images to reason and to obtain information and solve problems
SIG: allows us to interpret information
PRACT: NP
EX: memory, thought

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Norms

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DEF: Rules that indicate what people should do or how they should act
SIG: gives us a guideline as to how we should act
PRACT: NP
EX: standing for the anthem

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Deductive Reasoning

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DEF: applying general assumptions to specific cases
SIG: allows us to make assumptions about things
PRACT: NP
EX: all humans have brains Therefore Sonia is a human, therefore, she has a brain

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Traits

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DEF: predispositions to behave in a certain way in various situations
SIG: gives us an idea on how to behave in situations
PRACT: Sigmund Freud
EX: Stable, Extrovert, introvert

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Natural Selection

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DEF: the process by which animals and plants best adapt to their environment to survive and produce similar offspring
SIG: it shows that if plants and animals can adapt to survive we as humans can as well
PRACT: Charles Darwin
EX: our environment will affect our skin colour

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Conditioning

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DEF: a type of learning in which an animal or person responds to a stimulus in a way that normally does not elicit that response
SIG: allows us to establish a route
PRACT: Carl Jung
EX: ringing a bell before you feed the dog it will eventually react to that sound as if it was food

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Sanctions

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DEF: A formal or informal penalty or reward is given to ensure conformity to norms
SIG: Helps us develop a sense of security in society
PRACT: NP
EX: Smile, frown, criticism, praise

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Group-Think

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DEF: A desire to reach a consensus or agreement that is so strong the group members lose their ability to critically examine other alternatives
SIG: Came to a conclusion and then can work together no matter your opinion on the topic
PRACT: Irving Janis
EX: You have to pick a topic for a group project and you all can’t decide on a topic but once you have agreed you don’t discuss possible better topics

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Bilateral System

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DEF: When relatives of a family are deemed by society to be from both sides of both parents
SIG: Allows access to larger amount of family information
PRACT: NP
EX: Tracing descent through both mother and father side

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Matrilineal System

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DEF: When relatives of a family are deemed by society to be from the mother’s side only
SIG: Helps identify where/who people came from
PRACT: NP
EX: My mother’s mom becomes my grandma

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Community Policing

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DEF: Enlisting the help of community members to prevent and solve problems or crimes
SIG: Brings the community together and gets them involved in stopping crimes to make their community safer
PRACT: NP
EX: Crime Stoppers

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Secondary Group

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DEF: A larger, more impersonal group that has limited information, dependence or interest from its members except for their contribution to the group goals
SIG: Expands the people you can talk to
PRACT: NP
EX: School band

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Conform

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DEF: To change one’s behaviour or attitude to follow the beliefs, rules or guidelines of other people in a group
SIG: It can open your eyes for you to realize you don’t want to be with that group
PRACT: NP
EX: Fighting or shoplifting to be accepted into a group

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Catharsis

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DEF: The release of strong emotions
SIG: Allows us to release emotions that have been
building up and to allow others to know how we feel
PRACT: Sigmund Freud
EX: Letting your frustration out

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Direct Aggression

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DEF: Face-to-face confrontation
SIG: Shows that we are not afraid to talk face-to-face
PRACT: NP
EX: A fight

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Blatant Prejudice

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DEF: obvious, unashamed prejudice against someone different from oneself
SIG: shows how the world has changed, more people or accepting of others
PRACT: NP
EX: not allowing a white man into your home because you are afraid they will steal something.

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Deviance

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DEF: Any act by an individual or group that breaks a social norm 
SIG: allows people to do something that is not normal 
PRACT: NP
EX: Skipping class o study
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Negative Sanctions

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DEF: Fines, jail terms, demotions, and other penalties used by the courts and large organizations to control behaviour
SIG: Shows people that there is a punishment for breaking rules
PRACT: NP
EX: Jail time for committing a crime

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Social Institution

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DEF: Organization developed to meet society’s basic needs
SIG: To meet the needs of people
PRACT: NP
EX: People develop armies for the defence of themselves and their nation

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Discrimination

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DEF: An action or behaviour that stems from prejudice
SIG: It could make or break someone
PRACT: NP
EX: If someone is against a certain minority group they may not hire someone from that group

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Cohesion

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DEF: individual parts into a whole
SIG: Shows that people can come together and work as a whole rather than individuals
PRACT: NP
EX: A group of people coming to an agreement about something and working together

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Conflict

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DEF: A struggle between opposing or incompatible forces that causes conditions such as unrest, discontent, hostility or violence
SIG: Shows that we all see things differently and don’t always agree
PRACT: NP
EX: Having different opinions