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| disponsitional attribution |
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| military guards acted because of their own personal characteristics |
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| they act b/c of environmental factors |
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| human personalities more salient or noticeable that situational factors |
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| to attribute other environmental factors to our failure and ourselfs, for our success |
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cognitive
affective
behavioral |
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wester and asian cultures view different consequences to a bad choice
asian=loss of connection with others |
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mental short cut formed by
learned response
economic competition
displaced aggression |
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| need complementatiry= that this opposite person offers something you lack |
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| normitive social influence |
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| refoers to conformity to group pressure out of a need for approval and scceptance |
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| informational social influence |
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| conforming out of a need for information ro dierection is |
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legitimacy and lcoseness of authority figure
remoteness of victim
assingment of responsibility
modeling imitation |
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| less conscious less inhibited and pless persnally responsible as a memeber of a gorup |
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| thinking people engage in when they are deeply involved in a cohesive in group and when the members tstrivings for unanimity override thier motivation to realistcally apparase alsternative courese |
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| biological factors in aggression |
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instincts
genes
bran an enrvous system
substance abuse
hormones ans neurotransmitters
GABA |
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| psychosocial factors in aggression |
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aversive stiumuli(noise)
culture and learning
violent mendia
aggressive kids seek aggressive media |
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| altruism's two explanations |
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egoistic model
empathy alturism model |
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| diffusion of responsibility |
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| lose responsibility by spreading it out amoung many |
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| 3 most important factors in interpersonal attraction |
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| physical attractiveness, proximity, and simlarity |
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| short-6-30 months with spikes,keep alive by frustration that keeps you from fulling yhour desire for the lave |
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| keep alive by overlooking each others faults |
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