Key Terms
Behavior in accordance with socially accepted standards
conformity
Arousal comes before emotion
James Lange
false
Keith falls up the stairs
you immediately assume he is clumsy
actor-observer bias
Behavior reflects direct environment/surroundings
Situationism
Arousal+Label= Emotion
Two-factor theory (Schachter)
When meeting a stranger we acknowledge:
Race
Gender
Age
True
you really hate Stephanie in Economics, so you and your best friend make sure to tell her about your dislike to her face daily
Bullying
motivated by feelings and anger
Hostile Aggression
Arousal and emotion occur simultaneously
Cannon-Bard Theory
Bard theorized that emotion and arousal occur simultaneously
true
You have really bad sweats and nausea the morning of your history exam that you are not prepared for
Cannon-Bard Theory
A negative action solely based on social groups
Discrimination
Is it dangerous or not? Cognitive appraisal
Lazarus
Hostile Aggression is motivated by a goal
false
you sleep through your alarm and your 8 A.M class. Instead of getting upset with yourself, you blame your phone's volume for not being loud enough.
Self-Serving bias
A repetitive negative treatment of another person (typically adolescent) over time
Bullying
"People only receive what they deserve"
Just World Hypothesis
Just World Hypothesis = people do not receive what they deserve
false
Sarah is a very tall and blonde soccer player. One day Sarah realizes that everyone she ever dated is also tall and blonde and plays soccer
Homophily