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16 Cards in this Set
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Experience sampling |
observational techniques where participants fill out frequent descriptions of who they are with and what they are doing |
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Goals of friendship |
feeling good
good deals
social exchange theory
equity |
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Social support- health psych |
social support--lower cortical responses to stressful tasks |
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gender differences |
females are supportive, oxytocin
men secrete androgens
fight of=r flight vs. befriend |
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Misery loves company |
prompted of death, sit closer to others
Crulest form of torture is social isolation |
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Social comparison |
similar others affirm our beliefs and attitudes
confirm our views about self |
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self-disclosure |
people exist on a continuum |
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uncertainty |
rumor or gossip spreads quicker |
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self-evaluation maintenance theory |
maintain positive self-evaluations |
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Gender differences in gaining status |
men based off of personal identity of career advancements
males focus more on sports and activities |
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status by association |
align with powerful |
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everybody wants a women? |
more satisfying and meaningful
men value company of women |
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Fundamental patterns of social exchange |
communal sharing authority ranking equality matching market pricing |
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proximity and social capital |
proximity-attraction principle-friends with those who live or work nearby
mere-exposure effect
Social capital- assets that can be drawn from one's networks of personal relationships |
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distant friends |
more social distance between friends
social networking sites and texting allows people to stay in touch with distant friends |
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internet friends |
less risky easier immediately gratifying less satisfying |
