Batson - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

1.1 Characterizing Social Psychology A. Define social psychology and describe its value for our society 1.2 The Power of the Situation A. Describe Kurt Lewin’s theory of the field of forces B. Explain what the Milgram experiment and the Good Samaritan study reveal about the power of the situation C. Define channel factors D. Define the fundamental attribution error 1.3 The Role of Construal A. Define construals and give some examples for construals of situations B. Define schemas and...

Chapter 1 AN INVITATION TO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1.1 Characterizing Social Psychology A. Dene social psychology and describe its value for our society 1.2 The Power of the Situation A. Describe Kurt Lewin’s theory of the eld of forces B. Explain what the Milgram experiment and the Good Samaritan study reveal about the power of the situation C. Dene channel factors D. Dene the fundamental attribution error 1.3 The Role of Construal A. Dene construals and give some examples ...

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What are the forces that make us more apt to help? - 1. Someone is a part of our group. 2. Costs are low to help. 3. We are the only one who can provide assistance. The Cunningham Relatedness Study - This survey questioned people on their willingness to help certain demographics. The Cunningham Relatedness Study Results - 70% of people were willing to help their parents, siblings, or kids; 60% of people were willing to help their grandparents; 40% of people were willing to help their c...

Test bank for AN INVITATION TO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1.1 Characterizing Social Psychology A. Define social psychology and describe its value for our society 1.2 The Power of the Situation A. Describe Kurt Lewin’s theory of the field of forces B. Explain what the Milgram experiment and the Good Samaritan study reveal about the power of the situation C. Define channel factors D. Define the fundamental attribution error 1.3 The Role of Construal A. Define con...

Batson Challenge - correct answer An objection to the validity of a peremptory challenge, on grounds that the other party used it to exclude a potential juror based on race, ethnicity, or sex Laws vs. Rule of Law - correct answer law-rules created and enforced by the state rule of law-no one is above the law Property vs. Resources - correct answer property- pertains more to the idea of property rights, being able to exclude others resources- the things we own Common Law vs. Civil...

LEGL2700 Hackleman Exam 1 Questions And Reviewed Answers 14th Amendment - answersno state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the US, deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, deny any person within its jurisdiction the equal protections of law 1st Amendment - answersprotects freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition 2 types of rules of procedure - answerstrial, appellate 2nd A...

Eisenberg Video Study - participants watched a video of a woman and her children who had been hurt in an accident and recovering in a hospital. While watching the video participants facial expressions and heart rate were measured Participants showed different responses - some an increase in heart rate and wincing expression (distress) - others heart rate deceleration and a sympathy expression (pinched and raised eyebrows and rounded mouth) People Likelihood of Participants helping in ...

PSYC 255 QUIZ 5 PSYC 255 QUIZ 5 • Question 1 2 out of 2 points Darley and Batson conducted a study in which the independent variable was the degree to which the participants were instructed to hurry to the other building (high-hurry, intermediate-hurry, low-hurry) and the dependent variable was the amount of help offered to a “victim” placed by the researchers between the two buildings. This was a between subjects design. Therefore, how many groups of participants were needed? ...

PSYC 255 Quiz 5 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Question 1  2 out of 2 points What kind of study uses a methodology in which participants are matched on a particular characteristic before being assigned to the different levels of the independent variable? Question 2  2 out of 2 points Participants experiencing the same order of presentation of the levels of the independent variable can lead to . . Question 3 Which of the following is a disadvantage to a between subj...