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26 Cards in this Set
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AFILIATION MOTIVATION
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THE DESIRE TO BE NEAR OTHERS AND TO HAVE PLEASENT INTERACTIONS WITH THEM
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Reinforcment Affect Model
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Theory that we like people whom we associate poitive feelings and silike those with who we associate negative feelings
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Domain General Model
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A Model that attempts to explain a wide range of different behaviors according to a simple general rule
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Social Exchange
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The trading of benifits within a relationship
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Domain Specific Models
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Behavior chnages from different relatioshiosnhips ( freidns versus romance versus parent-child
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Self-disclosure
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The sharin of intimate information about oneself
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Proximity-attraction principle
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The tendency to become friends with thos who live or work nearby
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Mere exposure effect
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The tendency to feel positivly toward people places or things we have seen frequently
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Social Capital
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Assets that can be drawn from ones network of personal relationships
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Passion
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The factor in love scales composed of items of romantic attraction and desire
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Intimacy
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Close bonding with another
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Androgynous
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emonstrating a cominiation of masculine and femine characters in ones behaviors
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Lee Model
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Erod ( romantic) , Ludud (game playing love) , storge (freinds)
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Bystander effect
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As the number of bystanders increase helping behavior decreases
Even 5 bystanders greatly decreases helpful intervention |
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Diffusion of responsibcility
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all emmebers of group share responsibility as group size increase, responsibility becomes more diffuse. Responsibility of taking action is shared by group (different for an individual bystander)
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Ally effect
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strong person can break bystander effect
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Good Samaritan study
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As demand on time increase helping behacior decreases
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a. “joes garage” method (Issen)
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c. Socioeconomic status
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Prosocial Behavior
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An act (possibly involving risk or sacrifice) that benefits others or has positive social consequences
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Bystander intervention
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a. decision-making process that leads to prococial behavior
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Hostile Agression
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Aggn stemming from feelings of anger and aimed at inflicting pain
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Drive theories
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aggn helps to reduce (-) drive states
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Catharsis
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invests energy into an object or event → emotional release that stops aggn
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Modeling
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behaviors that are leanring leanred or copied from real or symbolic models
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Lex Talion
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biblical law of physical retaliation based on reciprocity
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Mitigating information
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situational info that indicates if a person should or should not be held responsible for their actions
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