PSYC 140 EXAM 3
3 characteristics of emotion - ANS-short, unique, purposeful
four reasons for the effect of media on aggression - ANS-will increase arousal in viewers
affords cues to violence
ends in imitation
gives faulty view of the world
5 resources of happiness - ANS-cash
relationships
freedom
emotional expression
exercise
affective aggression - ANS-aggression driven by using bad emotion and performed as an lead
to itself
affective forecasting - ANS-we oversestimate how tremendous and poor we can experience in
response to right or terrible activities
aggression - ANS-any physical behavior supposed to harm someone or something
attributional ambiguity - ANS-uncertainty approximately whether or not terrible experiences are
due to prejudice
stunning-is-excellent impact - ANS-the belief that physically appealing humans also have a
extensive variety of different fantastic characteristics
benevolent sexism - ANS-chivalrous attitude towards ladies that feels favorable however is
sincerely sexist
cognitive neoassociation model - ANS-different unsightly and demanding conditions can cause
aggression
- physical ache, heat, social rejection, etc
touch hypothesis - ANS-touch between individuals of different companies reduces prejudice
, contributors have to be of equal repute
correlational findings of media violence - ANS-violent kids watch violent tv -> violent children
who watch violent television grow as much as be violent adults
cultures of honor - ANS-areas in which human beings are distinctly motivated to shield their
popularity and popularity
discrimination - ANS-bad conduct in the direction of a person primarily based totally on their
membership to a specific organization
disidentification - ANS-eliminating effore and engagement in areas wherein your group has
traditionally been underrepresented
displaced aggression - ANS-aggression aimed toward someone or some thing apart from the
source of frustration
emotion vs moods - ANS-brief-lived - only seconds or minutes
longer lasting - hours , days
elements of attraction - ANS-proximity
similarity
reciprocal liking
physical splendor
factors that boom frustration - ANS-extra anticipated pleasure from purpose
proximity to intention finishing touch previous to frustration
greater complete purpose blockading
blame worthiness of purpose blocking
greater common aim blocking
focalism - ANS-concept that we have a tendency to recognition on that one unique terrible
experience and forget how lifestyles will pass in
3 characteristics of emotion - ANS-short, unique, purposeful
four reasons for the effect of media on aggression - ANS-will increase arousal in viewers
affords cues to violence
ends in imitation
gives faulty view of the world
5 resources of happiness - ANS-cash
relationships
freedom
emotional expression
exercise
affective aggression - ANS-aggression driven by using bad emotion and performed as an lead
to itself
affective forecasting - ANS-we oversestimate how tremendous and poor we can experience in
response to right or terrible activities
aggression - ANS-any physical behavior supposed to harm someone or something
attributional ambiguity - ANS-uncertainty approximately whether or not terrible experiences are
due to prejudice
stunning-is-excellent impact - ANS-the belief that physically appealing humans also have a
extensive variety of different fantastic characteristics
benevolent sexism - ANS-chivalrous attitude towards ladies that feels favorable however is
sincerely sexist
cognitive neoassociation model - ANS-different unsightly and demanding conditions can cause
aggression
- physical ache, heat, social rejection, etc
touch hypothesis - ANS-touch between individuals of different companies reduces prejudice
, contributors have to be of equal repute
correlational findings of media violence - ANS-violent kids watch violent tv -> violent children
who watch violent television grow as much as be violent adults
cultures of honor - ANS-areas in which human beings are distinctly motivated to shield their
popularity and popularity
discrimination - ANS-bad conduct in the direction of a person primarily based totally on their
membership to a specific organization
disidentification - ANS-eliminating effore and engagement in areas wherein your group has
traditionally been underrepresented
displaced aggression - ANS-aggression aimed toward someone or some thing apart from the
source of frustration
emotion vs moods - ANS-brief-lived - only seconds or minutes
longer lasting - hours , days
elements of attraction - ANS-proximity
similarity
reciprocal liking
physical splendor
factors that boom frustration - ANS-extra anticipated pleasure from purpose
proximity to intention finishing touch previous to frustration
greater complete purpose blockading
blame worthiness of purpose blocking
greater common aim blocking
focalism - ANS-concept that we have a tendency to recognition on that one unique terrible
experience and forget how lifestyles will pass in
