Understanding

Question 0

Perception

Answer 0

The process of experiencing the world and making sense of that experience

Question 1

Principle of Selecting

Answer 1

Selective perception

Selective attention

Selective exposure

Question 2

Interpersonal Perception

Answer 2

The process of deciding what people are like and giving meaning to their action.

Question 3

3 stages of Interpersonal Perception

Answer 3

Selecting

Organizing

Interpreting

Question 4

Primacy Effect

Answer 4

We emphasize what comes first

Question 5

Recency Effect

Answer 5

We emphasize what comes last

Question 6

Implicit Personality Theory

Answer 6

A pattern of associated qualities that we attribute to people, which allows us to understand them

Question 7

Halo Effect

Answer 7

Attributing positive qualities to a person because we like the

Question 8

Horn Effect

Answer 8

Attributing negative qualities to someone whom we dislike

Question 9

Attribution Theory

Answer 9

Ascribe specific motives and causes to the behaviour of others; develop most credible explanation

Question 10

Casual Attribution Theory

Answer 10

3 potential causes:
Circumstance
A stimulus
The person

Question 11

Standpoint Theory

Answer 11

We all see the world differently because we are viewing from a different position

Question 12

Barriers to Accurate Perceptionstereo

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Ignoring information
Overgeneralizing
Oversimplifying
Stereotyping
Imposing consistency
Focusing on the negative
Blaming, assuming others have control
Avoiding responsibility

Question 13

Becoming Other-oriented

Answer 13

A process of asking yourself questions to broaden your understanding of why/how the other person could be experiencing things.

Aim is not to put yourself in their shoes, but understand them in their shoes