UGH Psychology Flashcards

1
Q

Harlow’s attachment theory stated what?

A

Monkeys go for comfort - they would rather be comforted than fed

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2
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Isolation early on in life is good or bad?

Nature or nurture?

A

BAD - can lead to bad social skills and even death.

NURTURE - The monkeys were not nurtured at an early age, which resulted in bad social skills

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3
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For a monkey to develop normally they must ____?

A

Cling to an object early in life

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4
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Children with stronger bonds to their parents are more ___________.

A

Adventureous

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5
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Social psychology is …?

A

How we think and influence and relate to one another and how we behave in groups

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6
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Define conformity

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Alteration of behavior due to a group to follow the beliefs of other people

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7
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Define compliance

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When a person goes along with a group, but their own behaviors and values do not change

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8
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Difference between conformity and compliance?

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Conformity is completely changing values and behaviors to what the group thinks
Compliance is going with the group but your own values do not change

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9
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Define acceptance

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A group is taken as a valid source of norms and information, and therefore individuals’ values change to the groups

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10
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Define obediance

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Obeying instructions from a person

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11
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Define diffusion of responsibility

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“I won’t help because someone else will.”

People think others will help a person or take action, and as a result no one does anything

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12
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What influences a bystander’s decisions

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Size of aggressor
Crowds
If one person has already responded

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13
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Define pluralistic ignorance

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Witnesses look to others + based their reactions on other people’s actions

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14
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Solomon ash experiment?

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Line lengths. 4 fake people give wrong answer, and the real person complies with the information and says the wrong answer as well even though they know its wrong

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15
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What factors influence conformity

A
Group size (4-5 is usually the max needed)
Group attractiveness
Public vs private responses
Self esteem of person
Group unanimity
Nature of task
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16
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Group think is when…

A

When the collective pressure of a group affects the decision-making skills on an individual in a group
People would rather remain silent and conform to a group’s decision than start conflict

17
Q

Difference between classical and operant conditioning?

A

Operant - response is new, learned, and an organism modifies their behavior to get rewards
(Rewards/punishments)
Classical - stimulus is new. Response isn’t new, it is inmate (something one is born with)
(Learning, phones out = kahoot, etc.)

18
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A positive punishment is when

A

You give something to a person that is bad (undesirable)

Ex. giving more homework

19
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A negative reinforcement is when

A

You take away something from a person that they want you to

ex. taking away homework

20
Q

What are sanctions

A

Rewards / punishments

21
Q

What is more effective - positive or negative reinforcements

A

Positive

Negative reinforcements do not indicate what behavior is desired, only teaches subject what to do

22
Q

Maslows hierarchy of needs could be altered by Harlows attachment theory. How?

A

It could be proven that love and belonging could be on the psychological need level as well (first level)
PROOF:
A monkey that does not cling to something or someone early in life does not fully develop social skills and could show signs of hysteria and possibly die

23
Q

Adler said that birth order is important because…

A

It defines what the respective person will be like.

EX. If you are born first, you probably have lots of responsibility and are expected to set an example

24
Q

Birth order can affect only the men in the families

T/F

A

False

Girls can develop different personalities as well from their birth order, as well as the sexes of her siblings

25
Q

Define monogamy

A

When married couples are allowed to only keep one spouse at a time (most popular)

26
Q

Define polygamy

A

Allows a couple to have more than one spouse at a time

27
Q

True or false:

The way people think does not change regardless of their native language

A

False

Languages shape how people perceive the world

28
Q

Sapir-Whorf hypothesis states what?

A

There are certain thoughts in one language that cannot be understood by those living in other languages

29
Q

True or false: words from other languages have made their way into ours (English)

A

True
EX. Karate - Japanese
Pyjama - Persian
Algebra - Arabic