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Social Psychology

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Chapter 12

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Procrastination

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!   Avoids anxiety aroused by tough task with activities aimed at repairing mood – i.e., checking Facebook, taking a nap = feel worse later – attempts at mood repair sabotage effort!

!   20% of adults claim to be procrastinators; 70% of students! !   Predicts:!

!   Lower salaries!

!   Higher likelihood of unemployment! !   Failing to save for retirement!

!   Neglecting preventive healthcare!

!   Men are worse than women – tendency to complete fewer

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Procrastination

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Treatment:

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Negative emotions can derail attempts at self- ! !control – emotion is at core!

!- Time travel – project self into future – imagine

! !good feelings if finish project; bad ! ! !feelings if don’t!

!- Just get started – Don’t have to do whole ! ! !project – just first step –do in stages!

!- Forgive yourself – Stop beating yourself up – !

! !replace negative thoughts with positive ones! !- Easy things first – Take easiest task on list or one

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Social Thinking

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Attitudes – feelings based on beliefs

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Persuasion -

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!   Central-route processing! !   Peripheral-route processing!

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Social cognitions –

understanding others!

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Schemas –

organizing framework!

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Impression formation –

expectations!

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Attribution process -

causes!

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Social Cognition

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Attribution biases –

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Halo effect

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Assumed-similarity bias

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Self-serving bias

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Fundamental attribution error

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Cultural context

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Cognitive Dissonance

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Definition

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Four ways to reduce cognitive

dissonance -

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Modify

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Change importance of cognition

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Add a cognition

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Power of Situation

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Social Influence:

Conformity

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Conformity variables -

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Characteristics of group; status

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Individual

s response public vs. private

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Kind of task – ambiguous vs. clear

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Unanimity – support of even one person

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Gender differences

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Display rules

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Social Influence:

Compliance

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Foot-in-door

Door-in-face

That

s not all

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Social Influence: Obedience

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Obedience

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Obedience

based on

refusal to take

responsibility

for actions

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Obedience

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Group Influence

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Social facilitation

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Social loafing

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Deindividuation

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Group polarization

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Groupthink

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Affiliation

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Social Relations:Prejudice

and Discrimination

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Foundations of prejudice-

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Social roots

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Emotional roots

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Cognitive roots

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Reducing consequences

of prejudice

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Social Relations: Prejudice

and Discrimination

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You’ve got to be taught to hate and fear,

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You’ve got to be taught from year to year

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It’s got to be drummed in your dear little ear.

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You’ve got to be carefully taught.

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You’ve got to be taught to be afraid

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Of people whose eyes are oddly made,

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And people whose skin is a diff’rent shade,

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You’ve got to be carefully taught.

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Social Relations: Prejudice

and Discrimination

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You’ve got to be taught before it’s too late,

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Before you are six or seven or eight,

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To hate all the people your relatives hate,

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You’ve got to be taught.

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Bigotry

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Parental influence

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Peer impact

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Community biases

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Geographical history

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Political ramifications

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Legal aspects

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Conscious = unbiased

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Unconscious = bigotry

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Aggression

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Biological factors –

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Genetic / Neural / Biochemical

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Two types of aggression –

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Reactive / Instrumental

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Psychological theories

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Frustration – aggression

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Observational learning –

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Video games

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Importance of intentions

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Attraction -

Positive Social Behavior

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Interpersonal

attraction-

important factors

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Love

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Passionate

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Companionate

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Decline of Relationships

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Assessing relationship

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Confronting/ negotiating

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Negotiating dissolution

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End of relationship

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Two common reasons for

decline: Perceiving partner’s

behavior negatively/

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Prosocial Behavior

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Altruism

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Diffusion of

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responsibility

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Conflict and Peacemaking!

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Distorted mirror-image perception

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Chapter 14

Review

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Definitions

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!Attitudes; central-route processing, schemas, halo effect, compliance, social loafing deindividuation; groupthink, etc.!

Social thinking

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!– Fundamental attribution error! !– Attitudes and actions !!

!– Cognitive dissonance !

Social influence

– main concepts and definitions; conformity, compliance, obedience, bigotry, group, etc. !

Social relations

– prejudice; aggression; conflicts; attraction; altruism; mirror- image perception; peace !

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Unmarried Pregnancies

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Very strong correlation between:

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Single motherhood and low social mobility

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High school dropout rates and low social

mobility

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Level of education and income level over

twenty years

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Poverty and low education level and teenage

pregnancy

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Poor sex education in schools and high

teenage pregnancy

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Unmarried Pregnancies

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Stats:

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!   36% of births were to unmarried women – up 80%

since 1980!

!   Majority of high school dropouts having babies are

unmarried; only 9% of college graduates are!

!   Two-thirds of black women giving birth are unmarried;

just more than a quarter of white women are unmarried! !   Percentage of births to single mothers has been rising

steadily in U.S. – and other countries also!

!   Four out of five teenage pregnancies unintended (80%)! !   Pregnancy prevention curriculum in low-income

schools reduced teen births by half!

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