Personality 1
Social Thinking/Groups
Groups/Antisocial Beh
Personality 2
Thinking and Language
100

According to Freud, the ____ involves our pleasure-seeking and aggressive impulses.

Id

100

___ are opinions and feelings about things, people, or events. They can be positive or negative, and they can be strong or weak.

Attitudes

100

____ are overgeneralized beliefs about a group of people.

Stereotypes

100

This trait, according to the Big 5 theory, relates to how much someone seeks out social situations and is outgoing, especially with new people.

Extraversion

100

When you think of a robin as your mental representation of a bird, but not an ostrich, this is because a robin is a ________ for you.

prototype

200

In this first stage of Freud's theory, an infant experiences strong drives to explore with the mouth.

Oral

200

_____ are explanations we give as to why someone behaved a certain way or the reason an event occurred.

Attributions

200

______ are rules for expected behavior in a society.

Norms

200

This trait, according to the Big 5 theory, relates to how much someone experiences anxiety and negative emotions.

Neuroticism

200

These are the smallest unit of meaning in a language.

Morpheme

300

In this projective test of personality, individuals view abstract inkblots and project their inner thoughts and feelings in their interpretation.

Rorschach Test

300

In this event, we attribute someone else's negative event to internal traits but our own negative event to the situation.

Fundamental attribution error

300

In social _____, people in a group tend to exert less effort when all working toward a common goal than when they do this individually.

Loafing

300

Carl Rogers said people need ____ regard from their parents in order to develop in a healthy way.

unconditional positive

300

This is the language milestone that typically developing 1-year-olds show in expressive language.

1 word

400

In this projective test of personality, people view ambiguous pictures of people and tell a story about what is happening.

Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)

400

When our attitudes and our actions do not align, we experience tension, known as  ______.

Cognitive dissonance

400

In social ______, an a basketball player who usually makes their free throws performs even better in front of a cheering home crowd.

facilitation

400

This trait, according to the Big 5 theory, relates to how much someone seeks out new experiences versus routine.

Openness to Experience

400

If we take a mental shortcut, we use a(n) _____, but if we use a methodological approach and go step-by-step in our thinking, we are using a(n) ______________.

Heuristic; algorithm

500

This personality theory states that our traits interact with the environment we are in.

social-cognitive theory

500

This type of persuasion occurs in an advertisement that uses emotion-inducing content rather than evidence and detailed information.

Peripheral route

500

Name two factors that would make it more likely someone would conform to a group behavior.

-In a larger group (> 3 people)

- Made to feel insecure 

- Agreement is unanimous

- Group has status/power

- Know that their behavior is being observed


500

This is the final stage of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Self-actualization

500

You are eating in a restaurant and get up to find the bathroom. Because you are wearing a black shirt and black pants, another customer assumes you work there and waves you over to their table. This mistake they made is an example of the ________ heuristic.

Representativeness