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PSYCH 275

Quiz 1 on 9/18 Everything covered so far

QuestionAnswer
self esteem individual evaluation of self worth
low self esteem affect loneliness and eating disorders low agreession, low narcissism
high else esteem affect more likely to favor and sustain good feelings when good things happen high agression, high narcissism
what can self esteem be threatened by failure, unflattering comparison with others
self efficacy sense that one is competent and effective
self serving bias cognitive bias tendency to perceive "self" faovrable
self handicapping protecting one's self-image with behaviors that create a handy excuse for later failure
self presentation communicating/behaving in ways designed to create a favorable impression
self monitoring attuned to the way one presents in social situations -- adjusting perofrmance for the desired impression
FaST frequent exposure bias status quo tunnel vision
frequent exposure bias the more we see the more we trust something must pause before making decision and be aware of frequent exposure bias to challenge this bias
status quo loss aversion and the endowment effect (overvaluing what we own)
tunnel vision limited information to create judgements and blocking out any other information what we see is all there is
system one thinking intuition and instinct fast subconscious automatic simple decisions
Created by: stella_koe
 

 



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