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Chapter 12 General Psychology

  
Across
One of the three components of love in Sternberg's theory
This concept illustrates why some people do not like doing group assignments because they are worried about someone not doing their part
Substance that could cause increased aggression
Compliance technique that asks for something big and then asks for something small after being rejected for the something big
Changing of one's behavior because someone asked (yet does not have the authority to make someone do it)
Type of error when we mistakenly assume someone's behavior is due to internal characteristics rather than evaluating what the external situation might be (needs space)
This person was well known for his experiment on conformity
Direct ___ is when we are told to have a certain attitude by parents for example
When we change our behavior to match that of someone else
A factor in interpersonal attraction
Down
The effect that happens when people are less likely to help when a lot of people are around (they assume someone else will help)
Treating people differently because of the social group they belong to
This person was well known for his experiment on obedience
A conclusion of the Stanford Prison Study showed social ___ can influence a person's behavior
This happens if people put more focus on group cohesiveness rather than accessing the facts of the problem
Hormone that could cause increased aggression
Having a negative attitude about someone because they are a member of a certain social group
Our tendency to respond positively or negatively to a person, object, or idea
Type of psychology that includes studying how the thoughts and feelings of someone can be influenced and can influence those of someone else
This technique is one of compliance where you start off asking for something small and then move to something big
The process of explaining our own behavior or behaviors of others