Social Behavior Flashcards

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Geographical Proximity

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How close people are geographically; it is the most powerful predictor of friendships and relationships

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Mere Exposure Effect

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The repeated exposure to a novel person or object increases our liking of them. “Averageness is attractive”

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Similarity Bias

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We tend to befriend people who we perceive to be more similar to us

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Universally attractive features

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Youthfulness, skin clarity, and body symmetry. There are gender specific things as well

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Projection Bias

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When we think that others hold the same beliefs that we do

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False Consensus

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When we assume that everyone agrees with what we do, even if they do not

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Attachment

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A close bond, usually between babies and mothers. Biggest factor of attachment is comfort (it provides a secure base)

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Stranger Anxiety

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The fear of strangers, usually occurs at around 8 months

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Secure Attachment

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Strong bond between mother and infant, due to a sensitive and responsive mom; distress when mother leaves but is fine when the mother returns

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Insecure Attachment

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Not a great bond between mother and infant, due to an insensitive and unresponsive mom; distress when mother leaves and does not get better when mother returns

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Avoidant Attachment

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Indifferent to whether mom leaves the room and when mom returns

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Authoritarian Parenting

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Very strict parenting style that often breaks the will of the child

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Permissive Parenting

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Very lenient and non-directive parenting style

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Authoritative Parenting

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Strict, consistent, loving, respectful, and issue-oriented parenting stlye; balancing responsibiltiy with the rights of the child

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Aggression

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Any physical or verbal behavior with the intent to harm

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Reinforcement Modeling

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Parents who give in to the demands of toddlers in temper tantrums are reinforcing the temper tantrums

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Social Scripts

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Social instructions on how to act in certain social environments

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Cognitive Neoassociation Model

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We are more likely to respond to other aggressively when we are feeling negative emotions

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Altruism

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Caring about the welfare of others and acting to help them

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Kin Selection

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People are more likely to act altruistically to family members

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Reciprocal Altruism

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People are more likely to cooperate if they will interact with that person again in the future (repay or expect repayment)

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Cost Signalling

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Giving signals that the person who is being altruistic has resources

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Empathy-Altruism Hypothesis

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People are altruistic because they feel empathy

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5 types of social support

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Emotional, esteem, information, tangible, companion

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Anthropomorphism

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Attributing human attributes to nonhuman objects