Social Psychology Terms Presentation

What is another term for Fundamental Attribution Error?

Which phenomenon describes the tendency of individuals in a group to move towards extreme positions after discussion?

What is the key difference between Illusion of control and Illusion of transparency?

What defines a Hypothesis?

Which strategy involves making a large request that is likely to be rejected before making a smaller request?

What is the colloquial term for the psychological phenomenon where people overestimate their ability to predict an event after it has occurred?

Which term refers to a tentative statement proposing a possible relationship between variables, subject to testing and verification?

In hypothesis testing, which type of hypothesis deals with the relationship between one independent and one dependent variable?

What term describes the belief that individuals have more control over events than they actually do?

Which psychological phenomenon best aligns with the statement 'I knew it all along'?

Which phenomenon is described as the tendency to overlook coping strategies and aspects of the psychological immune system that can reduce future distress?

According to Wilson and Gilbert (2003), what strategies are included in the psychological immune system?

What do Gilbert and Wilson refer to as immune neglect?

Which phenomenon is described as the tendency to overestimate the intensity and duration of emotional responses to future events?

How does Impact Bias potentially affect decision-making according to the text?

What is the phenomenon where people attribute the behavior of others to their character but attribute their own behavior to external factors?

What is the theory that suggests groups will make more extreme decisions after interacting with each other?

What is the phenomenon where people believe they have a greater level of control over situations than they actually do?

What is the phenomenon where people have the tendency to perceive events as more predictable after they have occurred?

What is the proposition that people will most likely be attracted to someone of a similar level of desirability to their own?

What term describes the tendency to overestimate the degree to which the actions and behaviors of others are due to innate personality traits rather than external factors?

Which bias involves the inclination to perceive events as having been more predictable after they have already occurred?

What term describes the false belief that one has control or influence over external events that are primarily determined by chance?

In which scenario might Group Polarization be observed?

Which term refers to a tentative explanation for an observation or phenomenon that can be tested through research?

What cognitive bias causes people to overestimate the degree to which their thoughts and emotions are apparent to others?

Which cognitive bias involves observing a relationship between two variables when there isn't one in reality?

Which cognitive bias causes people to feel like they can influence random chance events, like wearing a lucky jersey to affect a football game's outcome?

What phenomenon leads individuals to believe that their nervousness during public speaking is more noticeable to the audience than it actually is?

Which cognitive bias involves the tendency to believe that one's emotional distress is more apparent to others than it really is?

What is the term that describes the human tendency to see oneself as the opposite of the person with whom they are having a conflict?

In discrimination, what is it called when an individual is treated unfairly based on their characteristics such as race, gender, age, or sexual orientation?

What principle in advertising states that repeated exposure to a commercial increases liking of the product, leading to increased sales?

Which concept describes the unfair treatment of people or groups based on certain characteristics, as seen in denying acceptance to a group based on race?

What phenomenon explains the tendency of individuals in a group to adopt more extreme positions after discussions within the group?

Which term is used to describe the human tendency to attribute outcomes to their own control even when they are not responsible for those outcomes?

What is defined as an unfounded belief that one knew the outcome of an event after it occurred?

In psychological research, what is a testable prediction about the relationship between two or more variables called?

What cognitive bias leads individuals to attribute others' behaviors to internal characteristics while overlooking situational factors?

What cognitive bias causes individuals to believe that their internal experiences are more visible to others than they actually are?

Which phenomenon involves the tendency to believe that one can influence random chance events, like wearing a lucky jersey to affect a football game's outcome?

In psychology, what is the term for the false belief that one has control or influence over external events primarily determined by chance?

Which cognitive bias involves the tendency to overlook strategies that can reduce future distress, as stated by Gilbert and Wilson (2003)?

What psychological phenomenon, according to Sheldon (1999), causes people to overestimate the degree their thoughts and emotions are apparent to others?

What is the term for the phenomenon where people overlook coping strategies and aspects of the psychological immune system that can reduce future distress?

Which cognitive bias leads individuals to overestimate the intensity and duration of emotional responses to future events?

Which cognitive bias involves observing a relationship between two variables when there isn't one in reality?

Which cognitive bias causes people to feel like they can influence random chance events, like wearing a lucky jersey to affect a football game's outcome?

What is the cognitive bias that involves the tendency to believe that one's emotional distress is more apparent to others than it really is?

Which cognitive bias involves the tendency to overestimate one's ability to control external events primarily determined by chance?

Which cognitive bias involves the belief that one's emotional distress is more apparent to others than it really is?

Which cognitive bias involves observing a relationship between two variables when there is none in reality?

Which cognitive bias refers to the tendency to overlook coping strategies and aspects of the psychological immune system that can reduce future distress?

Which cognitive bias describes the tendency to overestimate the intensity and duration of emotional responses to future events?

What is the term for the tendency to believe that one's emotional distress is more apparent to others than it really is?

Which cognitive bias involves the tendency to overlook coping strategies and aspects of the psychological immune system that can reduce future distress?

What cognitive bias causes people to overestimate the degree to which their thoughts and emotions are apparent to others?

Which cognitive bias involves observing a relationship between two variables when there isn't one in reality?

What term describes the tendency to overestimate the intensity and duration of emotional responses to future events?

Which phenomenon describes the tendency of individuals to overestimate their ability to predict future events?

Which cognitive bias involves the inclination to perceive events as having been more predictable after they have already occurred?

Which psychological phenomenon best aligns with the statement 'I knew it all along'?

What cognitive bias causes people to overestimate the degree to which their thoughts and emotions are apparent to others?

Which phenomenon is described as the tendency to observe a relationship between two variables when there isn't one in reality?

What phenomenon refers to the tendency of individuals to overestimate their ability to control situations that are actually determined by chance?

Which cognitive bias involves mistakenly perceiving a relationship between two variables when none actually exists?

What concept describes the phenomenon where individuals fail to consider coping strategies when predicting their emotional reactions to future events?

In psychological terms, what is the common misperception that leads individuals to believe their emotions are more apparent to others than they actually are?

Which bias involves the tendency to overestimate the intensity and duration of emotional reactions to future events?

What term describes the false belief that one has more control over external events than they actually do?

Which cognitive bias involves the tendency to think that others can perceive one's emotions and thoughts more clearly than they actually can?

In psychology, what do Gilbert and Wilson (2003) refer to as 'immune neglect'?

What psychological phenomenon leads individuals to believe that their nervousness or emotional distress is more apparent to others than it actually is?

Which term describes the theory that suggests groups tend to make more extreme decisions after interacting with each other?

What cognitive bias involves perceiving a relationship between two variables when none actually exists?

'Impact Bias' potentially affects decision-making by:

'Immune Neglect' according to Wilson and Gilbert (2003) refers to:

Which cognitive bias causes individuals in a group to adopt more extreme positions after discussion?