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social psychology
examins the influence of social processes on peoples
thoughts
,
feelings
, behaviour
social processes
how we
interact
with people are you influence
thoughts
behaviours
muller lyer
illusion
not all people show this illusion
people in
industrialised societies
show the illusion because of their experiences with sharp corners which provide information about
relative distance
social psychology
considers
similarities
and differences across
cultures
, mindful of underrepresented perspectives and examines influence of social processes
social norms
shared
expectations
about how people should think feel
behaviour
ash
conformity
lines
coomparison
to standrd
75%
ppl conformed
confederates and
ONE actual participant
factors affecting confomity
group size
unanimity
private response
expertise
,
status
conformity
adjustment of individual behaviour and
attitudes
to group
standard
obedience
adherence to instructions from those of
higher
authority
milgram obedience
particpant administer shocks
many participants were
visibly anxious
and didn't stop
milgram
summary
power of
situation
with
authority
attribution
process of assigning a cause to our own behaviour and that of other
personal
: explanation of persons behaviour as caused by internal factors
situation
: explanation of persons behaviours caused by external
bias attribution
tendency to explain ones successes in terms of internal factors but failures in terms of external factors
protect
self image
fundamental attribution error
underestimate
the impact of the situation and overestimate role of person factors when explaining other persons
behaviour
self fulfilling prophecy
when peoples
expectations
lead them to act in a way that brings about the
expected
behaviours
people creating what they expect to see
sterotypstereotypess
belief about a persons
characteristics
on basis of
group membership
prejudice
negative
attitudes towards someone on basis of their
membership
discrimination
behaviours directed towards someone on basis of their
membership