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Social psychology
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The scientific study of how people think about, influence, and relate to one another h
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Hindsight bias
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Exaggerating an outcome
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Random sampling
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Every person in the population has equal opportunity of participation
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Survey
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Independent variable
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Experimental factor
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Dependent variable
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The variable being measured.
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Random assignment
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Assigning participants so that everyone has an equal chance of being in either group
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Aggression
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Physical or verbal behavior intended to hurt someone
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Hostile agression
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Aggressions that springs from anger
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Instrumental aggression
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Aims to injure, but only as a means to another end
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Terrorism
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Frustration aggression theory
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Frustration triggers a readiness to aggress
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Attitude
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Good or positive reaction towards something
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Implicit association test (IAT)
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Test that uses reaction time to measure people's attitudes
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Cognitive dissonance
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Tensions when aware of two inconsistent beliefs
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Instigants
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Alcohol
Drugs Personal insults Heat Pain |
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We learn by imitatinf
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Albert Bandura
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Catharsis
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Healthy way to release
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Attitude object
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What you are mad about
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Affective component
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The persons emotions and effect towards the object
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Behavior
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How the person acts towards the attitude
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Cognitive
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Thoughts and beliefs
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Attitude formatiob
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Classical conditioning
Operant conditioning Observational learning Habituation Instrumental conditioning |
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Primary effect
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Message 1 ➡️ message 2 🕝 response
(Message 1 accepted) |
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Recency effect
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Message 1 🕓 message 1 ➡️ response
(Message 2 accepted) |
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One sided message
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Only mention support arguments
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2 sided message
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Present supporting and opposing message
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One sided message
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Only mention support arguments
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2 sided message
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Present supporting and opposing message
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What do people of higher cognition prefer
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2 sided message
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3 cognitive levels to the balance theory
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Person
Other person X - attitude object |
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