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Chapter 11 social psychology

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show Social norms  
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Mental process of infeering the causes of peoples behavior, including ones own. explanation made for a particular behavior   show
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Attribute succesful outcome to ones own behavior to internal causes and unsuccessful outcomes to extarnal cuases   show
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show social psychology  
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network of assumptions or beliefs about the relationship among various types of people, traits and behaviors   show
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show blaming the victim  
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show Just world hypothesis  
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show Hindsight bias  
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Mental process we use to form judgements and draw conclusions about characteristics and motives of others   show
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tendency to attribute the behavior of others to internal, personal characterisitcs while ignoring or underestimating the effects of external situational factors; an attributional bias that is common in individualistic cultures   show
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psychologist who is best known for his "Robbers Cave" experiments to study prejudice, conflict resolution and group processes   show
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show Attitude  
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social group to which one belongs   show
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show Cognotive dissonance  
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show out group  
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show Zimbardo  
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show discrimination  
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teaching technique that stresses cooperative rather than competitive learning situations   show
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show Affective component of an attitude  
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show Milgram  
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adjusting your opinions, judgments and behavior so that it matches other people, the norms of a social group   show
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show Bibb Lantane and John Darleuuy  
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show Bystander effect  
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show Diffusion of responsibility  
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