Confederates Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Descriptive Norm Answer How others actually behave Prescriptive/Injunctive Norms Answer The socially acceptable way to behave Mimicry Answer When we mimic others actions around us(yawning, laughing, etc) Idomotor Action Answer Just thinking about something is more likely to make us do an action Informational Social Influence Answer When we look to others for the right answer. This is usually when we dont know the answer ourselves Normative social influence Answer Conformity based ...

prosocial behavior - Answer-any act performed with the goal of benefiting another person altruism - Answer-the desire to help another person even if it involves a cost to the helper, selfless kin selection - Answer-the idea that behaviors that help a genetic relative are favored by natural selection norm of reciprocity - Answer-the expectation that helping others will increase the likelihood that they will help us in the future empathy-altruism hypothesis - Answer-the idea that when we fee...

CCC Module 2 Post Test with Complete SolutionsCCC Module 2 Post Test with Complete SolutionsCCC Module 2 Post Test with Complete SolutionsCCC Module 2 Post Test with Complete SolutionsWhy did COL Vincent think defending Little Round Top was important? - ANSWER-He wanted to keep the Confederates from placing artillery on Little Round Top. Which of the following is NOT a reason Chamberlain chose to attack? - ANSWER-The Confederates would have bayonets fixed to their weapons.

Primacy Effect - Answer-- our impressions are usually swayed the most by information received early in an interaction False Consensus Bias - Answer-- overestimation of the degree to which the beliefs and opinions of others are similar to our own Factors that Affect Impression Formation: Central Traits - Answer-- certain descriptions (e.g., a warm vs. cold person) influence impressions more than others because they provide unique information and are associated with a large number of other c...

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Which of the following situations involving two people, P and O, and an object X, will NOT be balanced according to Heider's balance theory? (a) P likes O, and they both like X (b) P likes O, and they both dislike X (c) P dislikes O, and they both dislike X (d) P dislikes O, P likes X, and O dislikes X (e) P dislikes O, P dislikes X, and O dislikes X - Correct Answer-C According to inoculation theory, a person's belief can be inoculated against a persuasive attack by (a) providing arg...

UGA History Exemption Exam: Post 1877 Exam Questions And Answers Robert Smalls - ANS Enslaved African American who, during and after the American Civil War, became a ship's pilot, sea captain, and politician; freed himself, his crew and their families from slavery on May 13, 1862, by commandeering a Confederate transport ship, the CSS Planter, in Charleston harbor, and sailing it to freedom beyond the blockade Helped convince Lincoln to accept African-American soldiers into the Union A...

AQA Psychology: Social Influence Exam Questions and Answers Name and define the 3 types of Confomity - Answer-COMPLIANCE - change behaviour to fit in, don't agree in private but go along in public - last as long as group is present - linked to Normative social influence IDENTIFICATION - adjust because membership is desirable, conforming to behaviour of role model - private and public acceptance - temporary INTERNALISATION - change in public and private views - most permanent form as it ...

A-level Psychology AQA Paper 1 2024 Kelman - 1958. Proposed three types of conformity. Conformity - Yielding to group pressure. Behaviour and/or beliefs are influenced by a larger group of people. Internalisation - Public and private. Validation process. Change own beliefs. Identification - Accept influence to establish a relationship with a group. To feel part of a group. Internalisation and compliance. Compliance - Public not private. No change in personal opinion. To fain approval. To ...

Aqa psychology- social influence exam questions and answers What are the 3 types of confomrity - Answer-1) compiance 2) identification 3)internalistation What does internalisation mean? - Answer-When a person genuinely accepts the groups norms and public and privately changes their opinions and behaviours, this is normally a permanent change What does identification mean? - Answer-Sometimes we conform to the opinions of the group because there is something that we value, we change our v...