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Psychology Final B4

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What is a social trap? a strategic situation in which people find themselves having to determine their behavior, based upon the assumption of the future action of others.
Example of a social trap Global warming- People think that it won't be a big deal if they don't recycle because they believe that others will recycle.
What is animal magnetism? The reciprocal influence that connects people
Creator of hypnosis? Where? Anton Mesmer in France
What is hypnosis? Procedure in which a hypnotist suggests that a person will experience changes in sensations, perceptions, thoughts, feelings, or behaviors and then a person responds
Who will be most likely to respond? people whit the ability to respond to highly imaginative situations
gender attitudes, feelings, and behaviors that a given culture associates with a person's biological sex masculine/feminine
gender norm behavior viewed as compatible with cultural expectations
gender non-comformity opposite
gender identity refers to one sense of oneself as masculine, feminine, transgender and other
transgender when gender identity and biological sex are not congruent
sex a person's biological status, typically categorized as male, female or intersex
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