Community & Culture
Visual Perception
Attitudes, Prejudice & Behaviour
Learning
Experiments
100

Shared rules set by a specific group guide behaviour

Cultural norms 

100

This is located at the back of the eye

Retina 

100
Identify the two types of attitude and explain the differences 

Explicit and Implicit attitudes, Explicit is conscious and they are open about the attitudes and they align with their behaviour whereas Implicit is involuntary, unconscious, and uncontrolled, where implicit attitudes may not align completely with their actions these actions will be affected unconsciously. 

100

Recalling information in the same order as provided 

Serial recall 

100

Milgram Studied 

Authority and obedience 

200

Keeping the values and ideas form the original culture while abiding by the rules of the adopted culture

Acculturation 

200

Biological influence on Visual Perception 

Ageing Or Genetics 

200

What is the cognitive dissonance theory 

When the associated behaviour does not match with the belief

200

These cues assist retrieval, due to the external environment being the same as when learning 

Context dependant cues 

200

What is the first stages of Ducks(2006) dissolution model. 

intra-psychic stage

300

Name two ways to easy culture shock 

Education

Resilience

New communities

Learning the language 

300

Name this illusion 

Ponzo Illusion 

300

What is self serving bias

Self serving bias is the tendency to contribute our successes to internal factors and failures to external factors outside of our control

300
When you think that you forgot but the information was never coded

Pseudo forgetting 

300

Who studied obedience and persuasion, by language styles with injunctive and descriptive messages 

Cialdini 2006

400

Superordinate Goals 

Shared Goals whereby one group cannot succeed without the other
400

Stimulus is given meaning based on our experiences, views, motives and context 

Name this stage of vision 

Interpretation 

400

What where the two different types of attribution, found in Ross's (1977) Study,

Dispositional attribution and situational attribution 

400

Responding to the conditioned stimulus but not any other stimulus that is similar 

Stimulus discrimination 

400
Who did the theory of cognitive dissonance, and what year 

festinger 1957

500

Feeling one's own ethnicity is superior to others 

Ethnocentrism 

500

Proteins in the lens break down causing cloudy spots. 

Name this disease 

Cataracts 

500

Name one of the three mental processes used to determine and maintain who is apart of an in or out group, proposed by tajfel (1970)

Social Categorisation 

Social Identification 

Social Comparison  

500

Newly acquired material, inhibits retrieval of previously learned material 

Retroactive Interference 

500

What did Buss (1990) study

The international mate selection project 

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