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Focuses on the causes and consequences of interpersonal behavior
Examines things like prejudice, group behavior, cross culture psych |
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| How we interact with other humans, individually and in a group |
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| Darwinian theory, we act in a way that increases the likelihood that our genes will be successfully passed to future generations |
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| Way we maximize reproductive fitness |
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| Difference between men and women aggression |
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Men: Impulsive, testosterone, threat to social status
Women: More premeditated, psychologically aggressive |
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| A key determinant of role of aggression in society |
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More rewarding, but riskier
Success based on behavior of others
Prisoner's dilema |
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A form of cooperation
Done to increase survival of related members of species (Kin selection)
Occur in exchange for later favor (reciprocal altruism)
Sometimes exists for no obvious reason (true altruism) |
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| Acting according to group norms |
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| Morality diminished when in a crowd |
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| Positive evaluation of in-group members/negative eval of out group |
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| Positive interactions with in-group/negative interactions with out-group |
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| What is an informational social influence? |
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| What is a Normative Social Influence? |
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| Wanting to be liked by a group |
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| Difference between like and love? |
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Like: To be fond of or partial to, physical attraction
Love: To adore or worship, a much more powerful social interaction |
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| Sternber's Triad Model of Love |
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Kindness, intelligence, dependability
Males: Looks
Females: Wealth and strength |
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