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perceiving others
Attribution
Disposition
Attribution Theories
Jones & Davis 1965
Correspondence-inference theory
Choice
Expectedness
Effects
Kelley 1967
Covariation theory
Consensus
Distinctiveness
Consistency
Personality attribution
Situational attribution
Attribution biases
Cognitive heuristics
Availability Heuristic
False-consensus effect
Base-rate fallacy
Kahnemann & Miller 1986
Counterfactual thinking
Fundamental attribution error
Motivational biases
Wishful thinking/seeing
Self-serving bias
Just world hypothesis
Blaming the victim
Observation
People
Physical Appearance
Baby-face phenomena
Personal environmental cues
Overgeneralisation
Trustworthiness
Situations
Scripts
Behaviours
Non-verbal behaviour
Anger-superiority effect
Eye-contact effect
Perceiving Deception
Cognitive Effort cues
Getting Social Perception Right
Experience
Motivation
Perception
Awareness
Integration
Information integration theory
Perceiver characteristics
Emotional state
Personality traits
Self-based heuristic
Other's characteristics
Weighted average
Trait negativity bias
Innuendo effect
Deviations in Information integration
Embodied perception
Social priming
Context characteristics
Implicit personality theories
Consistency Theory
Evalutative Consistency
Descriptive consistency
Attribution Theory
Entity theory
Incremental theory
Central traits
Perceiver/observer effects
Primacy effect
Warmth and competence
Morality
Confirmation Bias
Belief perseverance
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Rejection prophecy
Social Psychology
What is social psychology?
Scientific study
Individual psycholog
Social context
Founders of Social Psychology
Norman Triplett 1897, 1898
Cyclists
Max Ringelmann 1913
Tug of war
First books
McDougall, Ross and F. Allport
Cultural Perspectives
Cross-cultural research
Multicultural research
Research methods
stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination
Prejudice
Sherif & Sherif, 1954
Robber's Cave
Superordinate goals
Realistic Conflict Theory
Relative deprivation
Racism
Modern racism
Aversive racism
Microaggressions
Implicit race-based bias
Interracial interactions
Sexism
Ambivalent sexism
Hostile sexism
Benevolent sexism
Objectification
Double standards
Reducing prejudice and discrimination
Allport, 1954
Contact Hypothesis
Equal Status
Personal Interaction
Cooperative Activities
Social Norms
Jigsaw classroom
Intergroup friendship
Extended (mutual) contact
Imagined contact
Shared identity
Discrimination
Stereotypes
Source and maintenance of stereotypes
Social role theory
Media effects
Socialisation
Parents
Illusory correlations
Subtyping
Stereotype threat
Priming
Social Categorisation
Ingroup/outgroup
Outgroup homogenity effect
Ingroup favouritism
Social Mach Bands
Motives for social categorisation
Social identity theory
TMT
Social dominance orientation
System justification theory
Stereotype content model
Warmth and competence
Gender Identity
Gender
Gender non-conforming
Gender expression
Biological sex
Intersex
Gender roles and stereotypes
Gender constancy
Stigma and discrimination
Systemic transphobia
Parental influence on atiitudes
Gender binary
Gender spectrum
Expression as situation-dependent
Gender similarity hypothesis
Nonbinary identities
Cultural third genders
Gender diversity
Transgender
Medical treatments
HRT
Gender affirming surgery
Intergender
Dysphoria
Media influence
Representation in media
Social media ingroups
Sexual Orientation
Sexual self-concept
Sexual self-schemas
Yogyakarta Principles + 10
The social self
Self-esteem (Affect)
M. Leary et al 1995
Sociometer theory
Terror management theory (TMT)
Higgins, 1987
Self-discrepancy theory
Duval & Wicklund, 1972
Self-awareness trap
Self-consciousness
Private self-consciousnesss
Public self-consciousness
Self-regulation
Wegner, 1994
Ironic mental processes
Limited v nonlimited self-regulation
Mechanisms of self-enhancement
The better-than-average effect
Self-serving beliefs
Implicit egoism
Self-handicapping
Basking in reflected glory (BIRG)
Cut-off reflected failure (CORF)
Downward social comparison
Positive illusions
Self concept (Cognition)
C. Cherry, 1953
Cocktail party effect
H. Markus 1977
Self-schemas
Schematic / aschematic
Self-recognition
Mirror recognition
Sources of self-concept
Introspection
Affective forecasting
Impact bias
D. Bem, 1967
Self-perception theory
Proprioception
Facial feedback hypothesis
Motivation
Intrinsic motivation
Over-justification effect
Extrinsic motivation
Others
Festinger, 1954
Social comparison theory
Schachter & Singer, 1962
Two-factor theory of emotion
Autobiographical memory
Flashbulb memories
Reminiscence bump
Culture
Individualistic orientation
Collectivist Orientation
Self-presentation (Behaviour)
Self-enhancement
Ingratiation
Self-promotion
Self-verification
Self-monitoring
High self-monitors
Low self-monitors
attitudes
Attitude-Behaviour Link
Similarity
Culture
Context
Azjen, 1991
Theory of Planned Behaviour (TBP)
attitude toewards behaviour
subjective norms
intention
perceived control
Strength
Additional factors
Informed
Source
Saliency
measuring attitude
self-report measure
attitude scale
bogus pipeline
non-verbal behaviour
facial EMG
neural activity
EEG
fMRI
implicit
IAT
Persuasion
Petty & Cacioppo, 1980
Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM)
Central Route
Peripheral Route