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Exam #2 Test

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three strategies low self esteem people use to keep their evaluation of their best area positive
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cutting off future failure
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what are the three types of self esteem
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give examples of self presentation
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what happens when you rate your significant other
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self handicapping
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ego/self esteem enhancement
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individualistic
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what are the sources of prejudice
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similarity
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physical attractiveness
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personal self esteem
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self knowledge
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reciprocity
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self serving bias
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prejudice: social learning
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focus of attention
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what are two things you should consider about self esteem
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attributional style therapy
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sandbagging
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societies that put the emphasis on one person. USA, Canada, England, France. "phrases like be all you can be, reach your potential, externalize
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global vs specific trait vs state personal vs social/collective
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1. social inequalities 2. cognitive load 3. conformity 4. institutions 5. limited resources 6. social learning
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you rate them higher than you and then they actually are because you want to think that you got the better end of the deal
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teach self serving bias to people with low self esteem. a dr worked with somebody for 2 months when he barged into his office and said doctor i get it now, what you have been trying to teach me is what is so great about reality anyway.
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when you watch somebody do something you tend to be focused on them and see them as the cause
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internalize successes and externalize failures.
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level of self esteem and self esteem stability
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some times people are prejudice because they were taught to be prejudice
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we like people who are like us. whether it is background, likes and dislikes, attitudes, ect.
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going to resist the urge publicly to jump on the bandwagon and announce your association to a successful group because you are concerned about how that group will be perceived in the future.
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we like people who like us, and we especially like people who used to not like us but after time like us
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what you wear, how yo do your hair or makeup, how long it takes you to get ready, and other things you do to change peoples perception of you
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terrible term (knowledge implies accuracy) it is more things that we believe about about ourselves
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occurs prior to an event. here essentially you telling others around you that you might not do so well. ask students how they did after a test and they say they failed so that way if they did bad it doesnt look as bad and if they did good they look better
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different by culture. the key is perception. people tend to view peoples traits as long as it does not deviate from there perception of normal
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setting up your environment in a way that provides an excuse for failure (person does not want to fail, they desperately want to succeed bu they are afraid that they wont
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my critical evaluations about ME as an individual
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1. downward social compare: THEY ONLY DO THIS ON THEIR "BEST" TRAIT. compare their self to people that are under them 2. self verification: they self verify positive in this area 3. self serving bias only in their best area
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not preparing so if you do well then you look even better.
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what is stage one in gilberts three factor theory
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what is stage two in gilberts three factor theory
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low self esteem stable
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how controllable is the cause
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things that happen to you. if you friend is smart and fails a test then you don't think twice about it but if you are smart and you fail then you have a long list of attributions
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we tend to match up with people in terms of level of attraction.
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letting people know who you are by what you wear, what bumper stickers are on your car, what posters or pictures are in your room
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your evaluation at some specific moment in time, at that state in time, it is MOMENTARY
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negtive ingroup most negative
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people tend to view peoples traits as long as it does not deviate from their perception of normal

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