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psych 4.1

TermDefinition
dispositional attribution explaining a persons behavior based on internal traits
external locus of control luck and fate are responsible for outcomes
self-fulfilling prophecy initial belief influences a persons behavior and the expectation comes true
actor/observer effect blame outside factors for you but personal factors for others
relative deprivation discontent from comparing yourself to others - your missing things you deserve
situational attribution external factors are responsible
pessimistic explanatory style explaining negative events using internal causes
self-serving bias my success is from my hard work. my failure is bad luck
attribution theory causes of an event
internal locus of control your actions impact your life
optimistic explanatory style setbacks arent my fault, accomplishments are due to my hard work
culture shared set of beliefs
upward social comparison comparing yourself to someone you see as better
explanatory style explaining any event
mere exposure effect preference because its familiar
social comparison comparing yourself to others
lateral social comparison comparing yourself to someone you see as an equal
downward social comparison comparing yourself to someone you see as less
fundamental attribution error judging others on personality and yourself on external circumstances
Created by: jadefowler27
 

 



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