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18 Cards in this Set
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Define Confederates |
predicting to be subject but actually working with researcher |
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Define Participant |
The person that is believing the study is true |
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Define attribution |
Assignment of a cause to explain one's own or another behavior |
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Define dispositional attribution |
internal |
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Define situational attribution |
external |
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Actor-Observer Effect |
attribute one's own actions to external causes |
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Self-serving bias |
attribute positive events to their own character but attribute negative events to external factors. |
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Define social facilitation |
Performing in the Presence ofOthers |
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Define social loafing and when does it occur |
the tendency to exert less effort when working with others |
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Attitude |
A relatively stable evaluation of aperson, object, situation, or issue |
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Define cognitive dissonance |
Theunpleasant state that occurs when people have inconsistencies between theirattitudes and behavior |
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Persuasion |
Adeliberate attempt to influence the attitudes and/or behavior of another person |
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What are the different types of persuasive |
One-sidedmessageTwo-sidedmessageFearRepetition,Repetition, Repetition |
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Define the bystander effect |
As the number of bystanders at anemergency increases, the probability that the victim will receive helpdecreases. |
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Define Prejudice |
Attitude towards other based on their group membership |
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Define Discrimination |
Behavior directed towards others based on their group membership |
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What was Asch's study |
With the lines being sizes and the boy saying they aren't to be like others |
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What was Milgram's study |
The sock thing |
