Social Thinking Flashcards

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Interpersonal attraction

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what makes people like each other and is influenced by multiple factors

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factors influencing interpersonal attraction

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  • golden ratio, physical attractiveness
  • self disclosure: sharing fears, thoughts and goals with another person and being met with empathy and no judgement
  • reciprocity: we like people who we think like us
    proximity: being physically close to someone
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aggression

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  • increased amygdala activity and decreased pre frontal cortex activity
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secure attachment

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consistent caregiver, so when caregiver leaves child is sad and happy when they return.

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avoidant attachment

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caregiver has no response to distressed child, child has no preference to caregiver to stranger

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ambivalent attachment

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caregiver has inconsistent response to distressed child. child is distressed when caregiver leaves but doesn’t care when they return

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disorganized attachment

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caregiver is abusive to child, child doesn’t care when the caregiver leaves and may how repetitive behaviours

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Social Support

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perceptions that one is cared for by a social network

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emotional support

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includes listening to affirming and empathizing with someone’s feelings

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esteem support

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affirms the qualities and skills of the person

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material support

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giving more or physical support

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informational support

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giving useful information to person

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13
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network support

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providing sense of belonging

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foraging

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searching for food

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altruism

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helping someone at the negative cost of oneself

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game theory

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explains decision making between people as if they are participating in a game

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inclusive fitness

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measure of organism’s success in population. based on number of offspring

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social perception/ cognition

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way by which we generate perceptions of people in our social environment.

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implicit personality theory

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people make assumptions about how different types of people, their traits and their behaviour are related

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primacy effect

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fist impressions are most important

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recency effect

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most recent info is more important when comes to forming impressions

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reliance on central traits

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tendency to organize the perception of others based on traits and personal characteristics that matter to the perceiver

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halo effect

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judgement of individual can be affected by overall impression of the person

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just world hypothesis

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good things happen o good people and and bad things to bad people

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self serving bias

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people view their own success based on internal factors (like I worked hard for my A+) while viewing failures as being based on external factors (like I failed because the test was too hard)

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Attribution theory

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focuses on our tendency to try to find reasons of others behaviours.
- dispositional and situational factors

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correspondent inference theory

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is used to describe attributions made by observing the intentional (especially unexpected) behaviours performed by another person

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fundamental attribution theory

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bias toward making dispositional attributions rather than situational ones in regard to the actions of the others

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attribute substitution

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occurs when individuals must make judgments that are complex but instead substitute a simpler solution or heuristic

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stereotypes

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occurs when attitudes and impressions are made based on limited and superficial information about a person or a group of people

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self fulfilling prophecy

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stereotype can lead to expectations of certain people, the creates conditions that lead to the confirmation of that expectation

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stereotype threat

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is anxiety about confirming a negative stereotype about ones social group

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prejudice

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defined as irrational positive or negative attitude toward a person or group before actual experience

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ethnocentrism

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practice of making judgements about other cultures based on values and beliefs of one’s own culture

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cultural relativism

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recognition that social groups and cultures should be studied on their own terms