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social psychology
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how people think about, influence by real or imagined presence of other people and relate to one another
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Triplet & Ringelman
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measure how people work with others
** presence of others liberates latent energy = social facilitation |
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triplett & ringelman
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people are fastest while competing
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ringelman
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social loafing.. the more people involved.. the less people did work
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BIG IDEA: art of construal
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wall street game, vs, community game.. terrorist vs. freedom fighter
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BIG IDEA: naive realism
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think we're objective.. otherside as biased.. israeli/ palistini proposal switched
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tenets of naive realism
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1. we are unbiased.
2.other people who are rational will be on our side. 3. people who dont side with us are lazy/misinformed. princeton v. dartmouth |
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BIG IDEA: social intuitions
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implicit/explicit social places influence behavior.. THE MOM, YOUR POPE
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social psych vs. sociology
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sociology-- people in groups and sociies..
SOCIAL PSYCH= INDIVIDUAL. |
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abnormal psychology
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mental disorders and not average
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personality psychology
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studies personality and individual difference/ human nature
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-1
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strong negative correlation (+ -) or (- +)
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0
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no realtionship
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strong positive correlation ( + +) or (- -)
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social intuitions-- helpful and harmful
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harmful: we have false memories.. drive than fly when flying is safer
helpful: powerful, fast and frugal |
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bio-psycho-social organism
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reflect interplay of biologiacl psychological and social influences..
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social neuroscience
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integration of biologica and social perspectives that explore the nerual and psychological bases of social and emotional behaviors
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social representations
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help us make sense of the world
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hindsight bias
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tendency to exaggerate after learning an outcome, i knew it all along..
easier to look after the fact and pick out the evidence leading to it.. than looking before hand.. because you don't have anything specific to look for |
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theory
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integrated set of rinciples that explain and predict observed events
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hypothesis
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testable proposition that describes a relationship that may exist between events
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field research
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natural real life settings
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correlational study
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where two factors are naturally associated
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experimental
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cause and effect by manipulating one
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independent variable
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manipulated variable
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dependent
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constant variable
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random sample
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every person has equal chance in being included-- usually 3% error of margin or less
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framing
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the way a question is presented
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affective forecasting
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prediction of future emotions.. OVER DRAMATIC
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impact bias
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overestimate length or intensity of future states.
WE ARE A LOT MORE RESILIENT than we think. |
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Vague statement to Solid prediction
VSSP |
hindsigh bias
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GOOD THEORIES are: 4
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1.summarize observations effectively
2. make clear predictions 3. can be modified 4. generate ?????s |
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GOOD HYPOTHESIS PLFT
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testable
falsifiable logical positive prediction PAULINA LIKES FLAT TOAST |
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mundane realism
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degree to w hich experiment is similar to everyday situations
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experimental realism
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degree to which experiment absorbs and involves participtans
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deception
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participants are misinformed...
it helps because people would not usually do things if they knew about it... destroys experimental realism |
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schema
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mental template b which we organize our world
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self-schema
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beliefs about self that organize and guide the processing of self-relevant information
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