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PSYB10 - Intro to Social Psych > W4 - Lecture 4 > Flashcards

W4 - Lecture 4 Flashcards

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What is decision fatigue?

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How is decision fatigue thought to potentially affect doctors’ prescription of antibiotics?

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How is decision fatigue thought to influence doctors’ decisions for cancer screening?

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What did Danziger et al. (2011) show through their research on judge parole decisions?

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What attributions of social behavior? Why are they important to consider when trying to understand others’ behaviors?

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What is Kelly’s Covariation Model?

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As per Kelly’s Covariation Model when are we likely to attribute a person’s behaviors to dispositional (internal) attribution?

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As per Kelly’s Covariation Model when are we likely to attribute a person’s behaviors to situational (external) attribution?

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What is the fundamental attribution error?

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What does Kelly’s Covariation Model suggest about when and why we engage in special situational (external) attribution?

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What is the quiz-game experiment? How does it exemplify the fundamental attribution error?

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What do the results of the Castro study suggest about FAE?

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What is a competing explanation for the results of the Castro theory?

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What are the reasons why people show the fundamental attribution error?

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What does the ultimatum game suggest about FAE?

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How does Bertrand Russel characterize love?

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What does Olivia Judson say about love and sex?

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Why may love and sex be important to our species and its survival?

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Briefly explain the “what is beautiful is good” stereotype.

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Briefly explain the “attractive is only average” hypothesis. What’s a potential evolutionary explanation for this phenomenon?

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What evidence goes against the “attractive is only average” hypothesis? What’s a possible reason for the contradictory finding?

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What is the “mere exposure” effect?

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How does the mere exposure effect work for conscious vs nonconscious cues?

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What does neural imaging show about the mere exposure effect?

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What is the relationship between social influence and what people find attractive?

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What does Thiruchselvam et al. (2016) suggest about social influence and attractiveness?

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What are the three facts of life (ie. the basics of evolution)?

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From an evolutionary perspective, what do men want in their significant others?

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From an evolutionary perspective, what do women want in their significant others?

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What is thought to be one mechanism by which men can gauge female fertility?

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Briefly explain the dual-mating hypothesis in females.

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What are the two kinds of love as per Hatfield and Rapson (1993)?

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What are attachment styles? Describe the three types of attachment styles.

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How do securely vs. insecurely attached people characterize their parents and their relationship with their parents?

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What are pair-bonds? How are they thought to link to attachment styles?

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Do mammals tend to monogamous or polygamous?

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Briefly explain Nair and Young (2016) and what it suggests about pair-bonding in monogamous vs polygamous species.

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Where does dopamine originate? What regions does dopamine project to innervate?

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What is dopamine’s function? How is dopamine-related to sexual behavior (in rats)?

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What is sexual behaviors does the DRD4 gene contribute to?

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What role does Vasopressin serve in male pair-bonding?

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What role does Oxytocin serve in female pair-bonding?

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How do monogamous voles compare to polygamous voles in terms of neurobiology?

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What is potentially the role of jealousy in the maintenance of a relationship?

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What sex differences exist in jealousy?

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What does the automatic de-evaluation of romantic alternatives theory suggest?

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What does the Maner et al. (2007) study suggest about commitment and temptation?

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