Attraction
Altruism, Conflict and Peacemaking
Vocabulary
Key Figures
Aggresion
100

What does proximity breed?

Proximity breeds the liking partly because of the mirror exposure effect

100

When are people most and least likely to help in        altruism?

most likely to notice an incident if it is an emergency and assume responsibility.

least likely to help if bystanders are present (bystander effect)

100

passionate love

an aroused state of intense positive absorption, usually present at the beginning of a romantic relationship

100

What experiment did Phillip Zimbardo conduct

The Stanford Prison experiment

100

3 types of influences on aggression

genetic

neural

biochemical


200

What are the 3 factors that influence you to be attracted to someone?

1. proximity (physically close)

2. physical attractiveness

3. similarity of attitude and intrests

200

what happens when there is a diffusion of responsibility?

when more people share responsibility, a single person is less likely to help

200

reciprocity norm

an expectation that people will help, not hurt, those who have helped them

200

What was Festinger's belief

cognitive dissonance theory, which often brings our attitudes into line with our actions

200

what is the frustration-aggresion principle                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

the principle that frustration creates anger which can generate aggression

300

What two types of love are there and what is the difference?

Passionate love: mixes something new with something positive; craving and obsessive; beginning of a relationship

Companaionate love: matured love and steadies over time. Deep affectionate love attatchment

300

What are social traps? 

social traps are when the conflicting groups will pursue their self interest rather than the good of the group snd become caught in mutually destructive behavior

300

social trap


a situation in which the conflicting parties, by each pursuing their self interest rather than the good of the group, become caught in mutually destructive behavior

300

Name 1 of Solomon Asch's dicoveries when we conform

1. we are made to feel incompetent or insecure

2. we are in a group with at least 3 people

3. admire the groups status and attractiveness

300

Social cultural environment influences include

crowding

heat

direct provocations

400

3 keys to compassionate love

equity

self disclosure

positive support

400

what is one way to promote peace and give an example?

1. contact

2. cooperation

3. communication

4. conciliation

ex: having a 3rd party mediator (marriage counselor) is an example of communication

400

social responsibility norm

an expectation that people will help those needing their help


400

What was Stanley Milgram's experiment based off of?

holocaust

400

aggression is what type of phenomenon

biopsychosocial

500

How does being physically attractive influence others perception?

elicit a positive first impression. people assume that attractive What are the 3 factors that influence you to be attracted to people who are healthier happier and more socially skilled

500

define mirror image perception and give an example

mutual views often held by conflicting people, as when each side sees itself as ethical and peaceful and views the other side as evil and aggressive

ex: if jaun believes that aria is annoyed with him, he may snub her, causing her to act in ways that justify his perceptions.

500

define in group and out group and give an example

ingroup: us people with whom we share a common identity

outgroup: them those perceived as different or apart from our in group

ex: Ian identifies himself as a man, an Aussie, a university of Sydney student, a Catholic, and a MacGreggor, he knows who he is, and so do we

500

what did bibb latane contribute

inaction to an important situational factor- the presence of others. given certain circumstances ], they suspected most of us might behave similarly. 

500

a severe head injury contributes to what type of influence

biological influence