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Study Smarts with Manda!

Study Smarts with Manda!. Unit 7. Norms Compliance Primacy affect Self-concept Obedience Gerontology Attribution Theory Catharsis Brainwashing Physical proximity. A change in attitude or behavior brought about by social pressure to comply with people perceived to be authorities-

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Study Smarts with Manda!

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  1. Study Smarts with Manda! Unit 7

  2. Norms Compliance Primacy affect Self-concept Obedience Gerontology Attribution Theory Catharsis Brainwashing Physical proximity A change in attitude or behavior brought about by social pressure to comply with people perceived to be authorities- Releasing anger or aggression by letting out powerful negative emotions- Our self perseptions- A change of behavior to avoid discomfort or rejection to gain approval- Shared standards of behavior accepted by a group- Nearness to oneanother- Analysis of how we interpret and understand other people’s behavior- Opinions based on 1st impressions- Study of aging- Uses extreme measures such as physical suffering to change attitude- 5 8 4 2 1 10 7 3 6 9

  3. When a person has a reduced sense of acountability while in a large group of people, they may engage in The Consists of four tests that measure academic developement ACT Firefighters have a strong sense of ; they are not highly paid, but they risk their lives for the welfare of people altruism social loafing You engage in when you say something in public that contradicts your beliefs counterattitudinal behavior

  4. SAT _________ is the direct attempt to influence attitudes Persuasion • Scholastic assessment test, AKA: ____ When you have a different attitude or opinion than your parents you are showing _________________ Generational identity

  5. Intemacy Liking Romantic Companionship Consummate Passion Commitment Fatuous Infatuate Empty

  6. Little Bobby knew that he was not allowed to touch the hot stove, but he saw mommy making food and wanted to be just like her. When mommy left the room, Bobby reached up and pulled the handle of the pot that mommy was making spaghetti in. The boiling water burned his delicate skin! Now he knew why he was not allowed to touch the stove. How do we acquire attitudes that most strongly predict our behavior?

  7. When ________________ occurs, people loose their sense of self and follow group behaviors. deindividuation You love to talk and you’re good at it, but when you have to stand in front of a group, you hate talking! This is an example of _________________ . social inhibition

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