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| When you assume something is more common just because you can think of examples of it happening |
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| A feeling of discomfort when you perform an action that is inconsistance with your attitude |
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| Fundamental Attribution Error |
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| We underestimate the effect that situational factors have on other people.s behaviors |
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| You will have a more positive attitude towards things or people you've been repeatedly exposed to |
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| The belief that members of outgroups are all the same while ingroups are all unique |
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| Negatively evaluating someone because they associate with a stigmatized person |
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| You think you know know how other people are interpreting a situation. However, they are most likely interperiting it the same way that you are. |
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| When a group starts to break apart, this phase of the relationship where you try to pull everyone back together or a single member that is drifting. |
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| People don't try as hard when they are evaluated as a group rather than individually. |
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| When we lose our sense of self because of strong hostility. Often ignoring our own values and morals. |
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| When we seemingly share a memory with those we are close to. |
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| When we hold onto feelings of anger |
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| A norm that says we should only help others when they deserve it |
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| In a social psych context, noticing that the people you are friends with often have or do live close to you |
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