Week 3 - Psychological Effects Flashcards

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What is the Pratfall Effect?

A

When a person of high esteem makes a mistake, they appear more likeable.

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TRUE or FALSE: Confirmation Bias is the tendency to seek out information that supports both perceptions. It is a selective interpretation of data to confirm all beliefs.

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False: Confirmation Bias is the tendency to seek out information that supports only the individual’s perception. It is a selective interpretation of data to confirm only their belief.

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3
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It is the cognitive bias in which our overall impression of a person influences how we feel and think about his or her character.

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The halo effect

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4
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Focusing effect was proposed by who?

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Daniel Kahneman

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5
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What is the Barnum effect?

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It is when individuals give high accuracy ratings to vague descriptions of their personalities that could, in fact, be applicable to a wide range of people.

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6
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FILL IN THE BLANKS: Anchoring bias relies on the ______ available.

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First piece of information

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7
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Yerkes-Dodson’s Law is explains which psychological effect?

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The audience effect

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The more people present in a situation, the less inclined an individual will be to help. What psychological effect does that pertain to?

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The bystander effect

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9
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What is blindspot bias?

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It is the ability to recognise the impact of bias in another’s judgement, but the failure to see the impact of bias on your own judgement.

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10
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According to Kahneman, an individual’s tendency to put too much emphasis on primary information leaves out what?

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The less distinguishing factors from the bigger picture

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TRUE OR FALSE: Negativity effect is the notion that things of a more negative nature have greater effect on one’s psychological processes than neutral or positive experiences.

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True

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12
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“Work expands so as to fill time available for completion” What psychological effects is this?

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Parkinson’s Law

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13
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A person’s health improves after a dummy treatment. Which psychological effect took place?

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Placebo effect

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14
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COMPARISON VS: EXPECTATION: This takes place between you and others.

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Comparison.

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15
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FILL IN THE BLANKS: ____ is evaluating a decision based solely on the outcome.

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Outcome bias

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16
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What is the Pygmalion Effect?

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Greater expectations drive greater performance.

17
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COMPARISON VS: EXPECTATION: This takes place between you and yourself

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Expectation