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Social C. chapt. 1

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Culture Behaviors, ideas, and attitudes shared by a large group of people.
Social representation Socially shared beliefs, widely held ideas and values. This includes assumptions also.
Hindsight Bias Tendency to exaggerate after learning an outcome. One's ability to have foreseen how something turned out.
Theory Intergrated set of principles that explain and predict behaviors
Hypothesis Testable proposition between two events. They must be testable, practical, and have a direction to research.
Field research Naturally done research, outside of lab.
Correlational research Study between relationships not cause and effect.
Experimental design Having a manipulated variable and a independant and dependant variable.
Random Sample Survey where everyone in the population has a fair chance of being chosen
Framing The way a question or an issue is posed.
Random Assignment The process of assigning participants to the conditions of an experiment such that all persons have the same chance of being given the condition.
Mundane realism Degree to which an experiment is superfically similar to everyday situations.
Experimental realism Degree to which participants are actively engaged
Deception Effect where participants are mislead about study methods.
Demand characteristics Cues in experiment that tell participants behavior is expected
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