Term
| decision mking process model |
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Definition
1. do you notice somthing is happening ?
2. do you interprt evnt as emergency?
3. do you personally take responsiblity for provindg help?
4. can you decide how to help?
5. help |
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Term
| four steps in arousal /cost reward model of helping |
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Definition
witness perons in distress
experinece unpleasent arousal
evaulte cost and benift
decide whtehr to help |
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Term
| when people in good mood, are they more or less liekly to help? what about bad moods? |
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Definition
| poeple help for both but for diff reasons . good to maintain mood, bad to fix neg feelings and boost feelings . expect ion** when we're soically excluded we're less liekly to help |
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Term
| you see a pseron in distress. what hapens when you do idenfity and when you don't identify |
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Definition
do iddenty:
- empathy
- altursitic helping
- reduce persons distress
don't realte
- personal distress
- egoistic reasons for helping
- reduce your own distress |
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Term
| emptahy altursim hypothesis |
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Definition
| when we feel empthay for person, we help that eprson even if we incur a cost in doing so. |
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Term
| the benifits fo self to helping (3) |
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Definition
| reductino of averse arousal fear of punishment for not heling desire for reward |
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Term
| empthay most likely to lead to long term helping? |
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Definition
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Term
| self evaluation maintenance model |
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Definition
| our self conept can be threatened if someone pefroms better than us on a task that is relevent to our sense of esteem. |
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