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expectation of behavior about another, expectation is confirmed
ex: teacher told class #1 should be neat-weren't
told class #2 you are neat-became neat |
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how we appear to others
judgment of that appearance
develop self trough judgments |
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| unjustifiable attitude toward a group or its members |
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| prejudice is an interplay of: |
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social-rationalized inequities, prejudice is learned
emotional-scape goat
cognitive factors-schema |
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| the way we process information |
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| once predjudice is established... |
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| inertia of conformity helps to maintain it |
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acting in a way that shows unselfish concern for the welfare of others
-help for no reason
-help even if don't know the person |
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three theories of altruism
social exchange- |
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| social exchange-maximizing rewards, minimize punishment |
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three theories of altruism
social norms- |
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| social norms-reciprocating help received to those in need |
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three theories of altruism
evolution- |
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| evolution-genetic predisposition to preserve gene's |
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| loss of individuality or depersonalization (self awareness) that comes from being in a group |
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