Unit 3 Flashcards

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Normative social influence refers to conforming to a group because of ___, informational social influence refers to conforming to a group because of ___

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not wanting to go against norms, not knowing what to do so copy

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Was that an alarm? Was that a person who was injured? You need to decide what to do! The tendency to rely on others that are present in order to know how to behave in a situation is known as

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pluralistic ignorance

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people want to be happy, and there are benefits to being happy. According to the lyubmirsky article and our discussion from class, happiness and optimism are correlated with benefits such as ___ and ___

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lower stress, strengthen social bonds

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according to the negative state relief hypothesis, people will often comply with a request so as to ____

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alleviate their conscious to feel less guilty

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Three ways to achieve a positive life, as we discussed in class, are

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good life, pleasant life, meaningful life

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The main conclusion from the Milgram Shock Experiment is that

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people will do anything if experimenter is viewed as authority

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Waist-to-hip ratio is a useful indicator of ___

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healthy and fertile

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Daniel Batson has argued that there are three main motives behind helping others, as stated in your textbook. Two of these motives are ___ and ___

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social reward, personal distress, or empathetic concern

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Coping efforts that are primarily aimed a directly changing or managing a stressful situation are known as ___; coping efforts that are primarily aimed at relieving or regulating the emotional impact of a stressful event are known as ____

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problem-focused coping, emotional focused coping

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According to your textbook, the “tend and befriend” theory suggests that

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having another sympathetic during stress helps alleviate psychological and physiological symptoms

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Imagine that a giant tornado is bearing down on Dorothy’s farmhouse/ She only has time to help one other resident. Based on Hamilton’s Rule discussed in class, two characteristics that would be important in predicting who Dorothy will most likely choose to bring with her to the storm cellar would be ___ and ___

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genetic closeness, if costs are less than rewards

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After their partner’s sexual infidelity, males are most likely to respond with behaviors that lead to ___, females are most likely to respond with behaviors that lead to ____

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leaving; aggression (verbal/physical)

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According to the matching phenomenon, people prefer to ___ but they end up ___

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end up with someone prettier than them, with someone around their attractiveness

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Many people find that positive events can be highly stressful. This is most likely to occur because positive events involve ___

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a change in identity/situations with no control

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People have a strong motivation to be close to others and to look for relationships that provide ongoing, positive interactions with other people. This known as ___

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Need to Belong

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The Stanford Prison Experiment was initially designed to demonstrate ____; the results of the experiment are used to illustrate ___.

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How people psychologically react in prison, quickness to conform to social roles

17
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You just transferred to Case, and want to make a lot of friends. Two tactics from class that would increase the odds that will like you are ___ and ____

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mere exposure effect; functional distance/proximity effect

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In class, we discussed a study in which every participant listened to a loud, irritating noise. Some participants had a ‘panic button’ that allowed them to exit the study, although no participant used the panic button. This study was important to show that ____

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having control reduces stress

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Hank attends a focus group where he and five other men are asked to rate each of the three lawnmowers, Hank knows a lot about lawnmowers. He is sure that lawn mower A is superior and deserves the highest rating. However, other group members give their answers before Hank gives his. Based on what you learned about the Asch Conformity study, one reason that Hank will choose lawn mower B as the best would be ____

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normative social influence, not to go against the group

20
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According to Sternberg, the elements that make up consummate love are ___, ___, and ___

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intimacy, passion, commitment