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Unformatted text preview: EXAM l - REVIEW SHEET (Chapters 1-3)
CONCEPTS/IDEAS/THEORIES FROM LECTURES Definition of social psychology
History of social psychology
3 Research orientations influencing social psychology
Non—experimental research
Advantages
Disadvantages
Experimental research
Advantages
Disadvantages
Internal validity
Ensuring
External validity
Ensuring
Construct validity
Ensuring
Biases in research -- what they are and how to prevent
Experimenter bias
Demand characteristics
Subject selection
Social cognition approach
Features
Assumptions
Information processing model
Encoding
Storage
Retrieval
Schemas
Types
Effects on processing
Perseverance effect
Impression
Asch
Central vs peripheral traits
Primacy effect
Meaning change or shift of meaning
Anderson
Averaging principle
Differences between Asch & Anderson
Person memory
Encoding implications
Retrieval
Implicit personality theory
Halo effects
Facial expressions
Heider’s common sense psychology
Internal vs external attributions
Stable vs unstable attributions Jones & Davis’ correspondence inference theory
Analysis of non—common effects
Freely chosen behavior
Unexpected behavior
Kelly’s covariation theory
Actor attribution
Entity attribution
Situational attribution
Distinctiveness
Consistency
Consensus
Patterns of information needed to make attributions ...
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