Social heuristics - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

FSU SOP 3004 Exam 1 Latest Update Graded A+ 3 Principles of Evolutionary Perspective 1) Variation (random) 2) Heritability (must be able to be passed on) 3) Differential survival & reproductive success 3 Types of Feelings 1) Attitudes 2) Emotions 3) Moods Adaptation Ex: Innate Fears children and dogs fear snakes Adaptations - characteristics that are well suited for a particular environment - there are universal patterns, but some things are byproducts Affordances opportun...

Functional Fixedness correct answers The tendency to see objects and their functions in certain fixed and typical ways. Representative Heuristics correct answers The tendency to make decisions based on an alternatives similarity in relation to an ideal. Phonology correct answers Sounds of words. Segmentation correct answers Pick out individual words Semantics correct answers Meaning of words Grammar correct answers Connecting words together Stress Cues correct answers Babies pi...

WPC 300 QUIZZES TOGETHER LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ QUIZ ONE Gamblers' fallacy is ______________ Framing effect bias A Zero risk bias A clustering illusion An endowment effect bias A clustering illusion When you keep eating the food you don't like precisely because you already bought the food, you are committing _______________ Endowment effect bias Sunk-cost fallacy Zero risk bias Availability heuristics bias Sunk-cost fallacy ________ refers to a bias that causes an i...

_____________are organised, interconnected mental networks of info that are based on our previous personal and social exps and help us process and organize info a) prototypes b) schemas c) scripts - Answer-schemas _______provide knowledge about the appropriate sequence of behavs in specific social situations a) prototypes b) schemas c) scripts - Answer-scripts The impact of the social context on impression formation was studied by Rosenhan-what did he find? - Answer-8 pseudopatients ad...

_______ predicts that when an attempt to socially influence a person causes them to feel a loss of personal freedome, the person may respond by acting in a way that is the opposite of what was desired (ie. a petulant toddler) - Brehm's psychological reactance ________ states that attitudes are accurate predictors of behav when the attitude measure assesses all 3 components of behavioural intention a) cognitive dissonance theory b) balance theory c) social comparison theory d) theory of ...

Christopher blaire : godfather of fake news, the social, psychological, and institutional aspects of fake news and disinformation. Tell us social, psychological, and institutional aspects? If fake news is not shared widely, it doesnt matter it just exists, spreads faster than actual news Agenda setting theory : the way we form judgements on the news is a byproduct of what the news has given us social, psychological, institutional aspect of agenda setting : Social: the way the news is ...

QUIZ ONE Gamblers' fallacy is ______________ Framing effect bias A Zero risk bias A clustering illusion An endowment effect bias : A clustering illusion When you keep eating the food you don't like precisely because you already bought the food, you are committing _______________ Endowment effect bias Sunk-cost fallacy Zero risk bias Availability heuristics bias : Sunk-cost fallacy 2 | P a g e ________ refers to a bias that causes an individual to value an owned object higher ...

Acute Bad Judgement Syndrome Correct Answer Occurs when adventures don't truly understand the consequences of their decisions Take the time to do a reality check Correct Answer Don't overestimate your groups ability, take the time to observe all facts, clues, ability level, and skill set before making a "go or no go" decision Maintain high situational awareness Most common accidents in mountaineering: Correct Answer 1.) fall or slip on rock 2.) fall or slip on snow or ice 3.) fall...

WPC 300 QUIZZES TOGETHER LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ QUIZ ONE Gamblers' fallacy is ______________ Framing effect bias A Zero risk bias A clustering illusion An endowment effect bias A clustering illusion When you keep eating the food you don't like precisely because you already bought the food, you are committing _______________ Endowment effect bias Sunk-cost fallacy Zero risk bias Availability heuristics bias Sunk-cost fallacy ________ refers to a bias that causes an individual to...

Functional Fixedness The tendency to see objects and their functions in certain fixed and typical ways. Representative Heuristics The tendency to make decisions based on an alternatives similarity in relation to an ideal. Phonology Sounds of words. Segmentation Pick out individual words Semantics Meaning of words Grammar Connecting words together Stress Cues Babies pick up words that are stressed Statistical Cues Certain sounds follow others, certain other sounds stick toget...