social psy

a technique in which information is temporarily brought into memory through exposure to situational events—and that shows that priming can influence judgments entirely out of awareness.

• FOREWARNING

• SPONTANEOUS MESSAGE PROCESSING

• PRIMING

• OVER CONFIDENCE PHENOMENON

the people with whom we interact every day.

• SOCIAL SUPPORT

• SOCIAL SITUATION

• SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

• SELF CONCEPT

using random assignment to assign participants to an experimental or treatment group and a control or comparison group.

• CORRELATIONAL RESEARCH

• ETHICS

• FIELD RESEARCH

• EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

are attributions that help us meet our desires to see ourselves positively

• SELF-SERVING ATTRIBUTIONS

• SELF HANDICAP

• SELF PRESENTATION

• Self-perception

is defined as the way that individuals envision the success or failure of their own behavior or the behavior of others.

• COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING

• REPRESENTATIVENESS  HEURISTIC

• ATTRIBUTION THEORY

• MISATTRIBUTION

   These norms indicate that people should be more fundamentally connected with others and thus are more oriented toward interdependence

• COLLECTIVISM

• INDIVIDUALISM

• GENDER

• EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY

      in which we accept a persuasion attempt because we focus on whatever is most obvious or enjoyable, without much attention to the message itself.

• NORMS

• CONFIRMATION BIAS

• GENDER ROLE

• SPONTANEOUS MESSAGE PROCESSING

      -the discomfort that occurs when we behave in ways that we see as inappropriate, such as when we fail to live up to our own expectations

• COGNITIVE DISSONANCE

• DISSONANCE

• SCHEMA

• OVERJUSTIFICATION EFFECT

   - in which we accept a persuasion attempt because we focus on whatever is most obvious or enjoyable, without much attention to the message itself.

• SPONTANEOUS MESSAGE PROCESSING

• MOOD

• OVER CONFIDENCE PHENOMENON

• FOREWARNING

     is the scientific study of how we feel about, think about, and behave toward the people around us and how our feelings, thoughts, and behaviors are influenced by those people.

• SOCIAL SUPPORT

• SOCIAL SITUATION

• SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

• FIELD RESEARCH