Social heuristics - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Nature - Genetics Nurture - Environmental influences Neuroscience - How the body and brain work together Evolutionary Psychology - Evolutionary basis of our behavior, natural selection Behavior Genetics - Nature vs nurture Psychodynamic - Freud. Focuses on unconscious drives and motives Behavior Psychology - How human behavior can be shaped or changed through obseration Cognitive Psychology - Thought process, memory, decision making, heuristics Social-Cultural Psychology - How culture sh...

What is the influence of real, imagined or implied presence of others? correct answers social psychology Scientific belief in the significance of a situation is? correct answers situationism What are the three main aspects of social psychology? correct answers social cognition , social influence, and social interaction How people select, interpret, remember or use social information to make judgements and decisions is called? correct answers social cognition Thinking that is unconsci...

WPC 300 final Questions and answers 2024/2025 QUIZ ONE - CORRECT ANSWERGamblers' fallacy is ______________ Framing effect bias A Zero risk bias A clustering illusion An endowment effect bias - CORRECT ANSWER-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 - CORRECT ANSWER-Sunk-cost fallacy ______...

* Department of Philosophy, Seattle University, 900 Broadway Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122, United States of America I am grateful to William Twining, C.J. Miller, Andrew Simester, and the anonymous referees of the Journal of Law and Society for their helpful comments and suggestions. 1 M. Zander, Cases and Materials on the English Legal System (1999). 2 J. Wigmore, The Science of Judicial Proof: As Given by Logic, Psychology, and General Experience and Illustrated in Judicial Trials (19...

UXDI - UX Design Questions and Answers Already Passed "Mental models" are the idea of how a product will work (in my head) Experience design works in conjunction with Functional design and aesthetic design User Experience Designer is there to represent The user and the integrity of the product Three things needed to build a successful product Viability (will it make/save money?) Feasibility (can it be done?) Desirability (does it solve a problem? do people want it?) Users to ...

culture - ANSWER-the large body of practices, techniques, heuristics, tools, motivations, values, and beliefs that we acquire from those around us while growing up we adapt to the environment... - ANSWER-culturally, NOT biologically synchronic dimension - ANSWER-1 of 2 dimensions of culture: -culture creates cohesive social groups (social norms/rules in a single time) maintains group stability keeping culture together (social cohesion) cooperation and normativity diachronic dimensio...

attitudes evaluations of people, objects, and ideas cognitively based attitudes an attitude based primarily on people's beliefs about the properties of an attitude object affectively based attitude an attitude based more on people's feelings and values than on their beliefs about the nature of an attitude object classical conditioning the phenomenon whereby a stimulus that elicits an emotional response is repeatedly paired with a neutral stimulus that does not, until t...

In this document you will find both the literature, micro lectures and teacher videos summarized for the persuasive communication exam. Good luck with studying!

"Mental models" are - Answer-the idea of how a product will work (in my head) Experience design works in conjunction with - Answer-Functional design and aesthetic design User Experience Designer is there to represent - Answer-The user and the integrity of the product Three things needed to build a successful product - Answer-Viability (will it make/save money?) Feasibility (can it be done?) Desirability (does it solve a problem? do people want it?) Users to features ratio - Answer-80% of...

Social Cognition The study of how people think about people and social relationships Cognitive Miser reluctance to do much extra thinking Schemas information about a concept Scripts schemas about certain events Priming activating a concept in the mind Framing presentation as positive or negative Counterregulation the "what the heck" effect that occurs when people indulge in a behavior they are trying to regulate after an initial regulation failu...