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Key Words

Key Words. Social & Cognitive Approach. 1) create a definition for each word & test yourself when a word comes up to see if you know what it is 2) test your friends and each other with the meaning of the words 3) look up a question on this word

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Key Words

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  1. Key Words Social & Cognitive Approach

  2. 1) create a definition for each word & test yourself when a word comes up to see if you know what it is • 2) test your friends and each other with the meaning of the words • 3) look up a question on this word • 4) if you are not sure about something – write it down and ask me! Tasks for you to complete

  3. Agentic State

  4. Autonomous State

  5. Moral Strain

  6. In-Group

  7. Out-Group

  8. Social Categorisation

  9. Social Identification

  10. Social Comparison

  11. Survey

  12. Questionnaire

  13. Interview

  14. Open Questions

  15. Closed Questions

  16. Structured Interview

  17. Semi-Structured Interview

  18. Unstructured

  19. Qualitative Data

  20. Quantitative Data

  21. Reliability

  22. Validity

  23. Objectivity

  24. Subjectivity

  25. Ethical guidelines

  26. Informed Consent

  27. Deception

  28. Confidentiality

  29. Debriefing

  30. Right to Withdraw

  31. Protection from Harm

  32. Competence

  33. Random Sample

  34. Stratified Sample

  35. Volunteer Sample

  36. Opportunity Sampling

  37. Self-selected Sampling

  38. Obedience

  39. Milgram (1963)

  40. Experimenter not present in the room

  41. Change in location

  42. Learner’s presence in the room

  43. Increase in the number of teachers

  44. Conflicting Experimenters

  45. Agency Theory

  46. Meeus & Raaijmakers (1986)

  47. Psychological Harm

  48. Cross-Cultural Conclusions

  49. Prejudice

  50. Discrimination

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