Womb to Tomb
Socially Acceptable
What were You Thinking?
Smartypants
Attitude Adjustment
100

This period in prenatal development is when the brain continues to develop, bodily structures are refined, and the fetus grows in length and weight and accumulates fat in preparation for birth.

Fetal Period

100

Expected standards of conduct, which influence behavior, like when you cover your mouth when you sneeze or refrain from talking in a movie theater.

Social Norms

100

The mental manipulation of representations of information we encounter in our environments.

Thinking

100

These people seek to find a “good enough” choice.

Satisficers

100

Making quick decisions based on our current feelings and emotions.

Affective Heuristic

200

Harlow’s findings showed that _____ is critical in the socio-emotional infant development.

comforting touch

200

Neutral mental shortcuts for rapid processing of social information.

Sterotypes

200

Alcohol affects the brain and spinal cord, so it can cause harm at any time during pregnancy. In this scenario, alcohol is considered what?

Teratogen

200

Subgoals. Working Backwards. Analogy. Insight.

The 4 steps we use to achieve goals

200

This is the active and conscious effort to change an attitude through the transmission of a message. 

Persuasion

300

An indulgent parenting style where there are few rules or expectations. 

Permissive Parenting

300

Unjustified behavior towards groups; this behavior stems from prejudice.

Discrimination

300

A mental shortcut used to reduce the amount of thinking that is needed to make decisions.

Heuristic 

300

According to Gardner, these are not measurable by IQ tests. 

Multiple Intelligences

300

When interpreting our own behavior, we tend to focus on situations; but when interpreting other people’s behavior, we focus on dispositional attributes.

Actor/Observer Bias

400

Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Operational, and Concrete Operational.

Piaget’s Four Stages of Cognitive Development

400

When a person follows the orders of a person of authority.

Obedience 

400

This is considered the best example of a concept.

Prototype

400

Thes two factors are essential for psychometric tests.

Reliability and Validity

400

An uncomfortable mental state due to a contradiction between two attitudes or between an attitude and a behavior.

Cognitive Dissonance

500

According to Erikson’s theory, adolescents face this, the most fundamental psychosocial crisis.

Identity vs Role Confusion

500

Why bicyclists pedal faster when they ride with other people than when they ride alone.

Social Facilitation

500

Availability. Representative. Affective.

Three types of Heuristics

500

Analytical, practical, and creative intelligences. 

Sternberg's Triarchic Theory

500

People who have bad things happen to them must have done something to deserve it. 

The Just-World Hypothesis 

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