Social Schema

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Social Schemas

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Ex: invited to bbq expect burgers

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Primacy effect

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attach more importance to initial info when forming impression

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Schema-relevant effect

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Recall details congruent with schema (librarian)

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Illusionary correlation

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Believe what you want to

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Fundamental error

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believe behavior of person is due to personal factors not environmental

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Defense Bias

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People get what they deserve

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Consensus

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Others have similar reaction in same situation

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One step attribution

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Observe behavior as personal

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Two step attribution

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Observe behavior and automaticall assume personal attribution, consider and change to situational

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Informational social influence

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assumption that majority is correct

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Normative social influence

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Conformity based off of social rejection

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Modern version

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More difficult the task the more conformed the group

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Just world Bias

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Good is rewarded, evil is punished

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Realistic conflict theory

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out-group seen as a threat to in-group (ex: jobs etc)

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Individualist vs Collectivist

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Individualist: Identity based on personal attributes, responsibilty for self, self based, North American style

Collectivist: Identity based on group attributes, stess responsibilty of others, social harmony, african and asian etc

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Maturation

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Genetically programmed process that governs growth

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Cross-Sectional Design

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Comopares people of different ages at same point in time

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Longitudinal Design

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Repeatedly tests the same group as it gets older, does not control cohort (effects of historical period) effect

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Organogensis

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Development of rudiments of all systems with primitive function (Embryonic Phase)

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Indiscriminate attachment

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behavior directed toward any human

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Discriminate Attachment

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Behavior directed toward familiar caregivers

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Specific Attachment

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Behavior directed toward most familiar care-giver

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Stranger Anxiety

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Distressed when in concatct with unfamiliar people

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Separation Anxiety

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Distressed when seperated from primary care-giver

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Secure Attachment

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Reacts positively to strangers, feels distress when mother leaves, joy when mother returns

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Anxious-Resistant

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clings to mother, distressed when mother leaves, when mother returns not soothed, resists attention

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Anxious-Avoidant

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Shows minimal attachment, little distress when mother leaves, doesn't seek contact upon return

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Disorganized-Disoriented

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Behaves in contradictory ways indicating helpless effort to elicit soothing, (high levels of abuse)

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Slow to warm

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In active, less cheery, wary of new situations, slows=ly adapts over time

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Sensorimotor stage

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Cognitive devlopment, infants think with hands, mouths etc. Develop awareness object exists

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Preoperational stage

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uses symbols to represent objects, uses imagination, pretend

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Authoritative parents

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Warmth and restriction, Child has high self-esteem, good social judgement

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Authoritarian parents

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Hostility and restriction, Child has low self-esteem, poor social judgement

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Indulgent parents

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Warmth and permissiveness, Child is immature, self-centered, give control to child

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Neglectful parents

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Permissiveness and rejection, Child has low achievement, impulsive and aggresive