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Chapter 18 Social Psychology

Chapter 18 Social Psychology. Social Thinking. Social Thinking , Attribution Theory, Cognitive Dissonance, Cognitive Dissonance Theory, Leon Festinger, Social Roles 1a. Demonstrate Motivation and Emotion Competencies on short 50Q Obj Unit Test.

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Social Psychology

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Topic 1: Situational vs. Dispositional Attribution

Topic 1: Situational vs. Dispositional Attribution. Fundamental attribution error and self-serving bias. Sarah B, Flavia D., Catherine D., Briana E., Kiersten O. Attribution Theory.

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Cognition & Thought

Cognition & Thought. AP Psychology. Cognitive Psychology. The study of the mental processes by which the information humans receive from their environment is modified, made meaningful, stored, retrieved, used and communicated to others. The Circle of Thought.

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Diversity and Intergroup Behavior

Diversity and Intergroup Behavior. LECTURE 7. Groups.

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SOCIAL COGNITION

SOCIAL COGNITION. THE INDIVIDUAL IN GROUPS. Group decision making. GROUP POLARIZATION GROUP THINK. Group polarization. In groups, people tend to be more extreme in their decisions Those who tend to take risky decisions, will make even riskier decisions in a group (risky shift)

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GOING TO EXTREMES How Like Minds Unite and Divide ????? ????????

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Group Polarization

Group Polarization. September 14, 2006. Adding the Element of Interaction. Groups interact with one another to make judgments and decisions. E.g. Juries, Top Management Teams, Presidential Cabinets. Key Questions: How judgments made by individuals compare to judgments made by a group?

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Chapter 16 Quiz

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Decision Making in Groups

Decision Making in Groups. Outline. Why make decisions in groups? Activity Information sharing in groups Activity Group polarization. Why Make Decisions in Groups?. 1) More knowledge, more ideas, better memories 2) Evaluate opinions better, catch errors.

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Social Psychology

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Social Psychology

Social Psychology. You join the screams and cheers of fellow fans when your team scores a touchdown. This is an instance of __________. Deindividuation.

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Group Behavior Part 1

Group Behavior Part 1. You will be part of a train simulation, find your assigned seat based on your ticket and read the instructions given to your role Do not share your instructions with anyone else.

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Social Influences on Behavior

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Mob Mentality

Mob Mentality. Ashley Gore Alex Zaleski Sarah Katherine Mabe Angela Hairston. John Adams/Boston Massacre.

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Jackson and Williams (1986)

Jackson and Williams (1986). Simple vs. complex mazes on computer Another participant worked on identical task in other room Researcher: Each performance would be evaluated separately, or Computer would average scores (no accountability). Time to complete maze. evaluation. (long).

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Self-Organization in Vertebrate Collective Behavior ( Couzins and Krause 2003)

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Chapter 21

Chapter 21. Social Interaction. Social facilitation and Evaluation apprehension. Social Facilitation facil = easy People often perform better when other people are watching than when they are alone Sports teams competing at home vs. away or at practice Evaluation Apprehension

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Social Psychology and I-O Psychology

Social Psychology and I-O Psychology. Module from SIOP. Social and I-O Psychology. Many theories and findings from social psychology research have been applied in I-O psychology research. The list is long, but here are a few links: Attraction ? Bias in employee selection & evaluation

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1. Describe the three main focuses of social psychology.

1. Describe the three main focuses of social psychology. . 2.Contrast dispositional and situational attributions, and explain how the fundamental attribution error can affect our analysis of behavior. 3. Define attitude. 4. Describe the conditions under which attitudes can affect actions.

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