psychology 101 chapter 10 social psychology
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10.1 IntroductionL01 Describe social psychology
10.2 Perceiving Others
10.3 Attributions
10.4 Attitudes
10.5 Social and Group Influences
10.6 Aggression
10.7 Prosocial Behaviors
10.8 Social Neuroscience
Social Psychology
10.1 Introduction
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Perceiving OthersL02 Demonstrate an understanding of person perceptionL03 Discuss how physical attractiveness affects how people perceive othersL04 Explain stereotypes and distinguish between prejudice and discrimination
10.3 Attributions
10.4 Attitudes
10.5 Social and Group Influences
10.6 Aggression
10.7 Prosocial Behaviors
10.8 Social Neuroscience
Person Perception
10.2 Perceiving Others
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Physical Attractiveness
10.2 Perceiving Others
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Stereotypes
10.2 Perceiving Others
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10.1 Introduction
10.2 Perceiving Others
10.3 AttributionsL05 Define attributions and distinguish between internal and external attributionsL06 Discuss how attributions affect our explanations of behavior
10.4 Attitudes
10.5 Social and Group Influences
10.6 Aggression
10.7 Prosocial Behaviors
10.8 Social Neuroscience
Types of Attributions and Errors
10.3 Attributions
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10.1 Introduction
10.2 Perceiving Others
10.3 Attributions
10.4 AttitudesL07 Define attitude and explain the three components of attitudeL08 Describe the different processes that can lead to attitude change
10.5 Social and Group Influences
10.6 Aggression
10.7 Prosocial Behaviors
10.8 Social Neuroscience
Attitudes
10.4 Attitudes
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Attitude Changes
10.4 Attitudes
I was a racist until my values
hurt my son.
Persuasion
10.4 Attitudes
I think logical arguments and
hard facts work best.
I think emotional and
personal appeals work best.
Elements of Persuasion
10.4 Attitudes
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Perceiving Others
10.3 Attributions
10.4 Attitudes
10.5 Social and Group InfluencesL09 Define conformity, compliance, and obedienceL010 Describe circumstances under conformity, compliance, and obedience
are likely to occurL011 Summarize Milgram’s obedience ExperimentL012 Describe reasons for group membershipL013 Describe how groups can facilitate or inhibit certain behaviorsL014 Explain how group polarization and groupthink affect decision making
10.6 Aggression
10.7 Prosocial Behaviors
10.8 Social Neuroscience
Conformity
10.5 Social and Group Influence
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Conformity
10.5 Social and Group Influence
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Compliance
10.5 Social and Group Influence
I disagree, but I’ll
rewrite it
Obedience
10.5 Social and Group Influence
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Group Dynamics
10.5 Social and Group Influence
By joining a group,individuals feel a sense of belonging, friendship, and support.
Behavior in Groups – Facilitation and Inhibition
10.5 Social and Group Influence
A runner may turn in a better performance in front of a large crowd as a result of social facilitation.
Deindividuation in Crowds
10.5 Social and Group Influence
Individuals in a crowd are more likely to commit such antisocial acts because being in a crowd conceals the person’s identity.
The Bystander Effect
10.5 Social and Group Influence
75% of people offer assistance when alone,but fewer than 53% do so when in a group.
Group Polarization
10.5 Social and Group Influence
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Groupthink
10.5 Social and Group Influence
What’s most important is that we stick together.
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Perceiving Others
10.3 Attributions
10.4 Attitudes
10.5 Social and Group Influences
10.6 AggressionL015 Discuss how genes and environment may influence aggressionL016 Describe how social cognitive theory explains how people learn to be aggressiveL017 Explain the frustration-aggression hypothesis
10.7 Prosocial Behaviors
10.8 Social Neuroscience
Influences on Aggression
10.6 Aggression
Social Cognitive Theory
10.6 Aggression
Frequent TV viewing of adolescents correlated with committing violent acts later in life.
Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis
10.6 Aggression
Drivers can become so frustrated and angry by other drivers’ annoying drivinghabits that they respond by aggressively pursuing, ramming, fighting, and even shooting another driver.
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Perceiving Others
10.3 Attributions
10.4 Attitudes
10.5 Social and Group Influences
10.6 Aggression
10.7 Prosocial BehaviorsL018 Describe prosocial behavior and altruismL019 Explain two models of why people choose to help others
10.8 Social Neuroscience
Helping Others
10.7 Prosocial Behaviors
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10.1 Introduction
10.2 Perceiving Others
10.3 Attributions
10.4 Attitudes
10.5 Social and Group Influences
10.6 Aggression
10.7 Prosocial Behaviors
10.8 Social NeuroscienceL020 Define social neuroscienceL021 Describe the technology used in social neuroscienceL022 Summarize a major finding in social neuroscience
Social Neuroscience
10.8 Social Neuroscience
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