WK5 L2 Interpersonal processes Flashcards

1
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Need to belong

A

Basic human motive

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2
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Loneliness

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occurs 18-30 during transition or disruption

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3
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Ways to combat loneliness

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distraction, find new way to meet people and additional efforts in others areas

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4
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Good looking people tend to have

A

better social skills, more friends and active love life

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5
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Attractive people are under more pressure

A

eating disorders, trusting others and adjusting to aging

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6
Q

Love

A

enduring interpersonal love

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7
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Passionate love

A

physiological

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8
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Companionate love

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emotional

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9
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Sternburgs triangular theory of love

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intimacy, commitment and passion

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10
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Relationship issues

A

negative affect reciprocity

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11
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Social influence

A

ways in which people are manipulated by others in everyday situations

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12
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reciprocity

A

treat others as they have treated you

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13
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Issues that influence group behaviour

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norms, roles and status

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14
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Conforming to group influence

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Aschs line length study

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15
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Normative influence

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Conform to norm

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16
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Informative influence

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being persuaded by implicit info

17
Q

Two types of roles in groups

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instrumental and expressive

18
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Group cohesiveness

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forces exerted on a group that push its members close together

19
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Social facilitation

A

presence of others help individual performance

20
Q

Social loafing

A

individuals exert less effort when in a group

21
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Group decision making characterised by

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group polarisation, cohesiveness and groupthink

22
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Theories of social fascilitation

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zajonc theory and Triplett study

23
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Evaluation theory

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someone must been position to evaluate performance

24
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Distraction conflict theory

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attentional conflict between focusing on task and distracting stimulus creates arousal

25
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Social loafing- ringelmann 1880s

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individual output declines on combined task

26
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When is social loafing less likely

A

group is small and cohesive, task is punished if performance is poor

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