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UNDERSTANDING OTHERS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Using a very tiny sample of behavior to draw relevant inferences about another person's personality/skills
    - - When it comes to creating impressions, the initial characteristics we notice in individuals determine how we perceive information we learn later about them
    - - The propensity to maintain an original judgement in the face of additional facts that might cause us to reconsider
  - - - Internal attribution
        
        that a person's behavior is due to anything about that individual, such as attitude, character, or personality
      - External attribution
        
        a person responding in a specific manner due of the situation he or she is in: it is assumed that most people would respond in the same way in that scenario.
  - - - Belief in just world
      - To maintain & protect self-esteem
      - The kind of information available for people
      - How we present ourselves to others
- - - - Evolution & facial expression
        
        Encode - expressing nonverbal behavior
        
        Leaning against the wall
        
        Smiling
        
        Avoiding eye contact
        
        Decode - to discern the meaning of nonverbal behavior displayed by others
        
        6 Facial expression
        
        Surprise
        
        Disgust
        
        Happiness
        
        Fear
        
        Sadness
        
        Anger
        
        Research
        
        Pride exists in cross-culturally
        
        exploring more on other emotions like, anxiety, envy, shame
        
        Shame is opposite of pride
        
        Decoding facial expression is hard
        
        Affect blends - A facial expression in which one area of the face detects one emotion while another region of the face records another.
        
        Based on context and other clues, various aspects of the same facial expression might have distinct implications.
        
        Approach-oriented emotion
        
        Avoidance-oriented emotion
- - - - Distinctiveness Information
        
        One actor responds to diverse stimuli in the same manner.
      - Consistency Information
        
        The behavior of one actor and one stimulus is consistent throughout time and environment.
      - Consensus Information
        
        Other people respond to the same stimuli in the same manner that the actor does.