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What is groupthink primarily characterized by?
What is groupthink primarily characterized by?
- Suppression of dissenting viewpoints (correct)
- Enhanced critical thinking
- Open discussion and debate
- A high level of individual creativity
Which of the following is a characteristic that promotes groupthink?
Which of the following is a characteristic that promotes groupthink?
- Encouragement of dissent
- Strong leadership that seeks input
- High group cohesion (correct)
- Diverse perspectives
Which strategy is effective for reducing groupthink?
Which strategy is effective for reducing groupthink?
- Designating a devil's advocate (correct)
- Prioritizing consensus over creativity
- Focusing only on group performance
- Limiting communication outside the group
What does the term conformity refer to?
What does the term conformity refer to?
How does compliance differ from conformity?
How does compliance differ from conformity?
In the context of Asch's study on line lengths, what was a surprising result?
In the context of Asch's study on line lengths, what was a surprising result?
What is social facilitation?
What is social facilitation?
What is meant by deindividuation?
What is meant by deindividuation?
What does behavior confirmation involve?
What does behavior confirmation involve?
What is subtyping in social psychology?
What is subtyping in social psychology?
How is out-group homogeneity best defined?
How is out-group homogeneity best defined?
What does in-group heterogeneity refer to?
What does in-group heterogeneity refer to?
What is out-group derogation?
What is out-group derogation?
What role do superordinate goals play in reducing bias?
What role do superordinate goals play in reducing bias?
What are cross-cutting identities?
What are cross-cutting identities?
What is the broaden-and-build hypothesis proposed by Fredrickson?
What is the broaden-and-build hypothesis proposed by Fredrickson?
What are the four types of aggressive behavior?
What are the four types of aggressive behavior?
How does socioeconomic status influence aggression and testosterone levels?
How does socioeconomic status influence aggression and testosterone levels?
In what primary way do females typically demonstrate aggressive tendencies?
In what primary way do females typically demonstrate aggressive tendencies?
Which of the following statements is true regarding males' display of aggression?
Which of the following statements is true regarding males' display of aggression?
What relationship is characterized by the culture of honor and aggression?
What relationship is characterized by the culture of honor and aggression?
Which aggressive behavior is characterized by the intention to harm someone emotionally rather than physically?
Which aggressive behavior is characterized by the intention to harm someone emotionally rather than physically?
What key finding was associated with the Robber's Cave study?
What key finding was associated with the Robber's Cave study?
What concept relates the interactions of aggression with biological factors such as testosterone?
What concept relates the interactions of aggression with biological factors such as testosterone?
What is the potential impact of violent video games on behaviors?
What is the potential impact of violent video games on behaviors?
What relationship exists between a nation's gun ownership rates and its homicide rates?
What relationship exists between a nation's gun ownership rates and its homicide rates?
What can be inferred about the behaviors of bystanders in the Kitty Genovese case?
What can be inferred about the behaviors of bystanders in the Kitty Genovese case?
How is altruism defined in psychology?
How is altruism defined in psychology?
What is an evolutionary basis for altruism?
What is an evolutionary basis for altruism?
In which type of community are individuals more likely to assist someone in need?
In which type of community are individuals more likely to assist someone in need?
What is the significance of group dynamics in computer simulations?
What is the significance of group dynamics in computer simulations?
What is a primary reason for the emergence of group living in humans?
What is a primary reason for the emergence of group living in humans?
How do individuals approach moral dilemmas according to Kohlberg's theory?
How do individuals approach moral dilemmas according to Kohlberg's theory?
What are the 5 fundamental values identified by Haidt?
What are the 5 fundamental values identified by Haidt?
What is meant by ego-defense in psychological terms?
What is meant by ego-defense in psychological terms?
What is the definition of moral hypocrisy in social psychology?
What is the definition of moral hypocrisy in social psychology?
Which characteristic could influence greater moral hypocrisy according to research?
Which characteristic could influence greater moral hypocrisy according to research?
How does capital punishment reportedly impact homicide rates?
How does capital punishment reportedly impact homicide rates?
How does eyewitness testimony influence the criminal justice system?
How does eyewitness testimony influence the criminal justice system?
What does the term own-race bias refer to?
What does the term own-race bias refer to?
What is a key predictor for cooperation in social dilemma games?
What is a key predictor for cooperation in social dilemma games?
In the context of the Ultimatum Game, what is the main outcome for the responder?
In the context of the Ultimatum Game, what is the main outcome for the responder?
Which statement best describes the Public Goods Game?
Which statement best describes the Public Goods Game?
How do sanctions influence behavior in social dilemma games?
How do sanctions influence behavior in social dilemma games?
What defines a belief in a just world?
What defines a belief in a just world?
How can just world beliefs affect individual perceptions in group settings?
How can just world beliefs affect individual perceptions in group settings?
What is a moral dilemma?
What is a moral dilemma?
Which of the following is a common misconception about social dilemma games?
Which of the following is a common misconception about social dilemma games?
What is a primary reason why highly competent group members may make poor decisions in a group setting?
What is a primary reason why highly competent group members may make poor decisions in a group setting?
How does social facilitation generally influence individual performance in a group setting?
How does social facilitation generally influence individual performance in a group setting?
Which of the following best describes compliance in a social context?
Which of the following best describes compliance in a social context?
What is the main distinction between conformity and obedience?
What is the main distinction between conformity and obedience?
What strategy could effectively reduce the impact of groupthink in decision-making?
What strategy could effectively reduce the impact of groupthink in decision-making?
What does the phenomenon of deindividuation primarily lead individuals to do?
What does the phenomenon of deindividuation primarily lead individuals to do?
In Asch's study on line length judgments, what was one surprising outcome?
In Asch's study on line length judgments, what was one surprising outcome?
What defines the concept of group mind?
What defines the concept of group mind?
What is the definition of prejudice?
What is the definition of prejudice?
Which of the following is a common personality trait associated with prejudiced attitudes?
Which of the following is a common personality trait associated with prejudiced attitudes?
Which of the following best describes ego-defense?
Which of the following best describes ego-defense?
What is the key distinction between stereotypes and prejudice?
What is the key distinction between stereotypes and prejudice?
What is a likely influence on an individual's tendency to engage in moral hypocrisy?
What is a likely influence on an individual's tendency to engage in moral hypocrisy?
What is stereotype threat?
What is stereotype threat?
Which of the following best describes the concept of own-race bias?
Which of the following best describes the concept of own-race bias?
In what way might a prejudiced person describe positive behavior by an out-group member?
In what way might a prejudiced person describe positive behavior by an out-group member?
What does discrimination refer to?
What does discrimination refer to?
According to Kohlberg, which stage of moral development involves making decisions based on social norms?
According to Kohlberg, which stage of moral development involves making decisions based on social norms?
What do Haidt's five fundamental values emphasize in moral reasoning?
What do Haidt's five fundamental values emphasize in moral reasoning?
Which of the following best exemplifies a stereotype?
Which of the following best exemplifies a stereotype?
How can eyewitness testimony impact the criminal justice system?
How can eyewitness testimony impact the criminal justice system?
What is the term for a situation where an individual feels they may confirm a negative stereotype about their group?
What is the term for a situation where an individual feels they may confirm a negative stereotype about their group?
Which factor might differentiate sensitivity to fundamental values between political orientations in the US?
Which factor might differentiate sensitivity to fundamental values between political orientations in the US?
What does behavior confirmation typically involve?
What does behavior confirmation typically involve?
Subtyping serves to explain which of the following?
Subtyping serves to explain which of the following?
Out-group homogeneity can be best described as what?
Out-group homogeneity can be best described as what?
In-group heterogeneity refers to which concept?
In-group heterogeneity refers to which concept?
Out-group derogation often results from which underlying factor?
Out-group derogation often results from which underlying factor?
Superordinate goals are effective in reducing bias through what mechanism?
Superordinate goals are effective in reducing bias through what mechanism?
An example of cross-cutting identities would be?
An example of cross-cutting identities would be?
The broaden-and-build hypothesis posits that positive emotions do what?
The broaden-and-build hypothesis posits that positive emotions do what?
What is false memory syndrome?
What is false memory syndrome?
What role does stress play in subjective well-being?
What role does stress play in subjective well-being?
Which factor is most significant in jurors' decisions about guilt or innocence?
Which factor is most significant in jurors' decisions about guilt or innocence?
When is a person least likely to resist an authority figure's conclusion about a suspect's guilt?
When is a person least likely to resist an authority figure's conclusion about a suspect's guilt?
What does mindfulness primarily aim to enhance in subjective well-being?
What does mindfulness primarily aim to enhance in subjective well-being?
Which interrogation feature may hinder accurate eyewitness testimony?
Which interrogation feature may hinder accurate eyewitness testimony?
What is a key impact of false memories on eyewitness testimony?
What is a key impact of false memories on eyewitness testimony?
What describes the nature of mindfulness?
What describes the nature of mindfulness?
What are some common predictors that lead individuals to cooperate in social dilemma games?
What are some common predictors that lead individuals to cooperate in social dilemma games?
How can a just world belief affect an individual's view of their contributions in a team?
How can a just world belief affect an individual's view of their contributions in a team?
Which of the following best describes the outcomes of the Public Goods Game?
Which of the following best describes the outcomes of the Public Goods Game?
What role do sanctions play in social dilemma games?
What role do sanctions play in social dilemma games?
In the context of moral dilemmas, which scenario is most likely to trigger a choice-based conflict?
In the context of moral dilemmas, which scenario is most likely to trigger a choice-based conflict?
What is a primary characteristic of social dilemma games?
What is a primary characteristic of social dilemma games?
How does belief in a just world reflect when individuals face adversity?
How does belief in a just world reflect when individuals face adversity?
Flashcards
Aggression definition
Aggression definition
Aggression is any behavior intended to harm another person.
Types of Aggression
Types of Aggression
Aggression can be physical, verbal, relational, or instrumental.
Aggression & Testosterone
Aggression & Testosterone
A correlation exists between testosterone and aggression, but it's not always a direct cause-and-effect relationship.
Socioeconomic Status & Aggression
Socioeconomic Status & Aggression
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Female aggression
Female aggression
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Male aggression
Male aggression
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Robber's Cave study
Robber's Cave study
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Aggression & Culture of Honor
Aggression & Culture of Honor
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Group Dynamics
Group Dynamics
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Evolutionary Basis for Group Living
Evolutionary Basis for Group Living
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Computer Simulations of Group Dynamics
Computer Simulations of Group Dynamics
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Kitty Genovese Case
Kitty Genovese Case
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Bystander Apathy Explanation
Bystander Apathy Explanation
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Altruism
Altruism
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Evolutionary Basis for Altruism
Evolutionary Basis for Altruism
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Urban vs. Rural Helping Behavior
Urban vs. Rural Helping Behavior
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Groupthink
Groupthink
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Social Facilitation
Social Facilitation
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Deindividuation
Deindividuation
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Conformity
Conformity
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Compliance
Compliance
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Obedience
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Asch's Conformity Study
Asch's Conformity Study
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Why highly competent groups make poor decisions
Why highly competent groups make poor decisions
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Behavior Confirmation
Behavior Confirmation
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Subtyping
Subtyping
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Out-Group Homogeneity
Out-Group Homogeneity
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In-Group Heterogeneity
In-Group Heterogeneity
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Out-Group Derogation
Out-Group Derogation
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Superordinate goals
Superordinate goals
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Cross-cutting identities
Cross-cutting identities
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Broaden-and-Build Hypothesis
Broaden-and-Build Hypothesis
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Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development
Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development
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Haidt's 5 Fundamental Values
Haidt's 5 Fundamental Values
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Political Orientation & Value Sensitivity
Political Orientation & Value Sensitivity
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Ego-Defense
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Moral Hypocrisy
Moral Hypocrisy
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Influence on Moral Hypocrisy
Influence on Moral Hypocrisy
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Capital Punishment & Homicide Rates
Capital Punishment & Homicide Rates
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Eyewitness Testimony & Justice System
Eyewitness Testimony & Justice System
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Prejudice
Prejudice
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Stereotype
Stereotype
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Discrimination
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What is level of action description?
What is level of action description?
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Stereotype Threat
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Own-Race Bias
Own-Race Bias
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False Memory Syndrome
False Memory Syndrome
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Interrogation Techniques & Eyewitness Testimony
Interrogation Techniques & Eyewitness Testimony
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Jurors' Decision-Making
Jurors' Decision-Making
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Authority Figure Influence
Authority Figure Influence
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Stress's Impact on Well-being
Stress's Impact on Well-being
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Mindfulness and Well-being
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Subjective Well-being
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Action Identification Theory
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Social Dilemma Game
Social Dilemma Game
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Ultimatum Game
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Public Goods Game
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Sanctions in Social Dilemma Games
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Belief in a Just World
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Moral Dilemma
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What are some predictors for cooperation vs defection?
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How do just world beliefs affect people's perceptions in group settings?
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Study Notes
Chapter Eleven: Aggression and Violence
- Aggression: Define aggression and list four types. Understand the relationship between aggression and testosterone, and how socioeconomic status impacts this. Note how males and females typically demonstrate aggressive tendencies. Be familiar with the Robber's Cave study. Understand the connection between aggression and honor culture. Explore how violent video games affect behavior and perceptions of violence and correlation with gun ownership rates and homicide.
- Kitty Genovese Case: Understand the case and the explanation for bystander inaction.
- Prosocial Behavior: Define altruism and its evolutionary basis. Discuss whether urban or rural communities are more likely to assist those in need, and why.
Chapter Twelve: Group Dynamics
- Group Dynamics: Explore the evolutionary basis for group living and group dynamics in computer simulations over time. Understand how minority groups can influence majority groups.
- Group Mind: Define groupthink and provide an example. Describe characteristics that promote groupthink and strategies for reducing it.
- Conformity: Define conformity, compliance, and obedience. Understand the differences and be familiar with Asch's study on judging line lengths.
- Social Networks: Understand social networks, including parts like cliques and bridges.
Chapter Thirteen: Prejudice, Stereotypes, and Discrimination
- Defining Terms: Define prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination, and know the difference between them.
- Personality Traits: Recognize personality traits commonly associated with prejudiced attitudes.
- Explanations: Understand level of action description, stereotype threat, behavior confirmation, subtyping, out-group homogeneity, in-group heterogeneity, out-group derogation, and factors contributing to this.
- Reducing Bias: Define superordinate goals and their role in reducing bias, as seen in the Robber's Cave study. Understand cross-cutting identities and the broaden-and-build hypothesis.
Chapter Fourteen: Social Dilemma Games
- Social Dilemma Games: Examine predictors of cooperation versus defection in social dilemma games. Explore the Ultimatum Game, Public Goods Game, and the impact of sanctions.
- Belief in a Just World: Describe just-world beliefs and how they influence perceptions of contributions and rewards in group settings.
- Moral Dilemmas: Define moral dilemmas and how individuals approach them based on Kohlberg's theory. Understand the 5 fundamental values and how cultural values differ by political orientation. Explain ego defense.
- Moral Hypocrisy: Understand how social psychologists define moral hypocrisy, and factors that may lead to greater moral hypocrisy.
Chapter Fifteen: Justice System
- Justice System: How does capital punishment impact homicide rates? Describe own-race bias in relation to eyewitness testimony. Understand false memory syndrome and its impact. Explore interrogation process influences on eyewitness testimony. Discuss the role of authority figures, factors involved in jury decision-making, and the impact of stress on well-being. Lastly, how does Mindfulness influence subjective well-being?
- Subjective Well-Being: Explore the impact of stress on well-being, both physical and mental. Define mindfulness and its impact on subjective well-being.
- Computer Simulations: Potential outcomes of computer simulations of social change, patterns in norms and values emerging over time and the influence of minorities on majority opinions.
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Dive into Chapter 11, examining aggression, its types, and the influence of factors such as testosterone and socioeconomic status. Chapter 12 focuses on group dynamics, exploring the evolutionary basis for group living and the impact of minority influence on majority groups. Test your understanding of these critical psychological concepts and their real-world applications.