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What are the three main areas of focus in social psychology?
What are the three main areas of focus in social psychology?
- Cognitive dissonance, conformity, and persuasion
- Social thinking, social influence, and social behavior (correct)
- Individual behavior, group behavior, and societal behavior
- Cognitive psychology, behavioral psychology, and emotional psychology
What does social consciousness refer to?
What does social consciousness refer to?
- An individual's or a collective group's awareness, understanding, and sensitivity to social issues (correct)
- An individual's or a collective group's ability to influence social behavior
- An individual's or a collective group's intelligence and knowledge about social interactions
- An individual's or a collective group's willingness to conform to social norms
What is involved in social consciousness?
What is involved in social consciousness?
- Intelligence, knowledge, and wisdom
- Empathy, sympathy, and compassion
- Conformity, obedience, and compliance
- Awareness, critical thinking, and reflection (correct)
How can social consciousness manifest?
How can social consciousness manifest?
What does critical thinking and reflection involve in the context of social consciousness?
What does critical thinking and reflection involve in the context of social consciousness?
What is social psychology primarily concerned with?
What is social psychology primarily concerned with?
What type of empathy involves understanding another person's perspective and feelings?
What type of empathy involves understanding another person's perspective and feelings?
Which type of art consumption shows a higher correlation with prosocial traits and behaviors?
Which type of art consumption shows a higher correlation with prosocial traits and behaviors?
What is the 'Harry Potter Effect' related to?
What is the 'Harry Potter Effect' related to?
What was the outcome of the study with Italian fifth-grade students reading Harry Potter passages?
What was the outcome of the study with Italian fifth-grade students reading Harry Potter passages?
How are emotions expressed outwardly according to the text?
How are emotions expressed outwardly according to the text?
What are the two motivations discussed for prosocial behaviors?
What are the two motivations discussed for prosocial behaviors?
What is the primary intent of propaganda, as distinguished from art?
What is the primary intent of propaganda, as distinguished from art?
What does the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) describe?
What does the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) describe?
What is the central route to persuasion described by the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM)?
What is the central route to persuasion described by the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM)?
What influences people's perceptions and interpretations of art, according to the text?
What influences people's perceptions and interpretations of art, according to the text?
What distinguishes art from propaganda, based on the text?
What distinguishes art from propaganda, based on the text?
What is the feedback loop described in the relationship between art and culture?
What is the feedback loop described in the relationship between art and culture?
What is the discomfort caused by conflicting beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors known as?
What is the discomfort caused by conflicting beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors known as?
Which type of dissonance is distinct from cognitive or social dissonance and is experienced during cultural change?
Which type of dissonance is distinct from cognitive or social dissonance and is experienced during cultural change?
What was the controversial element in Chris Ofili's artwork, 'The Holy Virgin Mary'?
What was the controversial element in Chris Ofili's artwork, 'The Holy Virgin Mary'?
What significant event in the culture wars involved criminal charges related to works on display in a museum?
What significant event in the culture wars involved criminal charges related to works on display in a museum?
What is the dynamic relationship between art and culture known as?
What is the dynamic relationship between art and culture known as?
What are the different responses to cultural dissonance mentioned in the text?
What are the different responses to cultural dissonance mentioned in the text?
What is the primary function of fear, according to the text?
What is the primary function of fear, according to the text?
What is the core nature of emotions, as described in the text?
What is the core nature of emotions, as described in the text?
What does emotion regulation refer to, based on the text?
What does emotion regulation refer to, based on the text?
What is the role of disgust, according to the text?
What is the role of disgust, according to the text?
How are individual experiences of happiness described in the text?
How are individual experiences of happiness described in the text?
What is the evolutionary function of love, according to the text?
What is the evolutionary function of love, according to the text?
What are emotions from a psychological perspective?
What are emotions from a psychological perspective?
How do emotions vary among individuals experiencing the same emotion?
How do emotions vary among individuals experiencing the same emotion?
What specific function does fear serve according to the text?
What specific function does fear serve according to the text?
What does emotion regulation refer to?
What does emotion regulation refer to?
How might joy be exhibited according to the text?
How might joy be exhibited according to the text?
What is the core nature of emotions according to the text?
What is the core nature of emotions according to the text?
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Study Notes
Art, Culture, and Social Consciousness
- Social consciousness involves empathy and concern for marginalized groups and recognizes the need for collective efforts and responsibility.
- Culture encompasses shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, and artifacts that shape identity and societal norms.
- Cognitive dissonance is the discomfort from conflicting beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors introduced by psychologist Leon Festinger.
- Social dissonance arises from conflicts between social relationships or interactions and personal beliefs.
- Cultural dissonance is the discomfort experienced during cultural change and is distinct from cognitive or social dissonance.
- Chris Ofili's controversial artwork, "The Holy Virgin Mary," features religious imagery with sexual undertones and the use of elephant dung.
- Ofili's artwork challenges traditional religious representations and incorporates elements from popular culture.
- The Mapplethorpe obscenity trial was a significant event in the culture wars, involving criminal charges related to works on display in a museum.
- Art reflects and creates culture in a complex and reciprocal relationship, known as a dialectical relationship.
- Art often mirrors the values, beliefs, norms, and concerns of a society, contributing to the cultural landscape.
- Different responses to cultural dissonance include rejection, revision, and reflection on dissonant elements and potential perspectives.
- The relationship between art and culture is dynamic, with art both reflecting and shaping societal values and norms.
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