Attribution Theory
If someone trips and you say they're clumsy instead of thinking the floor was slippery, what's that called?
What is Fundamental Attribution Theory?
What do we call the uncomfortable feeling when your actions don’t match your beliefs?
What is cognitive dissonance?
What’s it called when you go along with the group, even if you disagree?
What is Conformity?
What happens when people do better because others are watching?
What is social facilitation?
Who ran the fake prison experiment?
Who is Philip Zimbardo?
What kind of reason blames things like traffic or bad weather?
What is Situational Attribution?
Who made the theory about that one uncomfortable feeling that is experienced when actions don't match personal values?
What is Leon Festinger?
What experiment used lines to show people follow the group?
What is Asch’s Conformity Experiment?
What happens when people in a group don’t try as hard?
What is social loafing?
What did Milgram’s study show about people and authority?
What is people obey even if it hurts others?
If you say "I passed the exam because I'm smart," but another says "I failed because the exam was unfair," what bias are they experiencing?
What is Self-serving bias?
What kind of persuasion uses facts and logic?
What is Central Route?
What’s it called when you follow orders from someone in charge?
What is Obedience?
What’s it called when a group makes bad choices just to keep the peace?
What is groupthink?
What did Asch’s study show about group pressure?
What is people follow the group even when it’s wrong?
What do we call reasons that come from inside a person, i.e personality or effort?
What is Internal Attribution?
What kind of persuasion uses things like looks or popularity?
What is Peripheral Route?
What experiment had people give fake shocks to test obedience?
What is Milgram’s Experiment
What’s it called when people lose their sense of self in a crowd?
What is deindividuation?
What experiment showed kids copy adult aggression?
What is the Bobo Doll experiment?
Who came up with the idea that we explain behavior using internal or external causes?
What is Fritz Heider?
If someone stops smoking because they know it’s unhealthy, what happened?
What is Attitude Change from Dissonance?
What’s it called when you follow others to fit in or avoid being left out?
What is normative social influence?
What’s it called when people don’t help because they think someone else will?
What is the bystander effect?
What was one big problem with Zimbardo’s prison study?
What is psychological harm?