Stages of Development
Biases
People
Category 4
100

Infancy (__vs__)

trust vs mistrust

100

This type of bias assumes positive things are the result of our character, and negative things are the result of others

self-serving bias

100
This occurs when someone agrees with something one time, making them much more inclined to agree to it again

foot-in-the-door phenomenon

200

Middle Adulthood (__vs__)

generativity vs stagnation

200
This Danish German-American psychoanalyst is known for his theory of human psychosocial development, and even coined the term "identity crisis"

Erik Erikson

200

These are the six stages of moral development: obedience & punishment, self-interest, interpersonal conformity, authority & maintaining social order, ______, and universal ethical principles

social contract

300

This occurs when bad, unskilled, or unpracticed gets worse in front of an audience

social inhibition
300

ABCs of Attitudes

affect, behavior, cognitive
300

This American psychologist helped pioneer moral development research, and theorised that humans develop their morality in six distinct stages

Lawrence Kohlberg

300

These are the principles of moral development

pre-conventional, conventional, and post-conventional
400

A state of confusion where one's behavior and attitude do not match

cognitive dissonance

400
This bias occurs when a person assumes the behavior of another represents their whole character, without considering any possible impediment they may have

fundamental attribution error

400

This psychologist developed the theory that identity is formed in specific statuses

James Marcia

400

This route of persuasion focuses on logic, facts, and an understanding of important details

central route

500

This occurs when good or practiced talent gets better in front of an audience

social facilitation

500

This occurs when being exposed to things makes you like them more

mere exposure effect
500

This event occurred when a person had a wife near death from sickness and stole a drug to help her, from a doctor who withheld them from those who couldn't afford it

the Heinz dilemma

500

This method of persuasion occurs when it attracts those who listen based on cues other than facts and argument, and are emotionally appealed to

peripheral route

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