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Many participants in milgrams experiment felt comfort from ____
Fundamental attribution error is when ____
____ is when individuals attribute character too strongly to explain someones actions
The stanford prison experiment highlights ____, ____, ____, and ____
Social facilitation is the idea that ____
____ is the idea that individuals perform differently when in the presence of others vs when they are alone
Social facilitation states that individuals perform better on ____ tasks and perform worse on ____ tasks when in front of an audience
Social loafing is ____
____ is a tendency to put forth less effort in group tasks when individual contributions aren't evaluated
Group-produced reduction of individual effort is the idea that ____
____ is when individuals modify or improve an aspect of their behavior in response to their awareness of being observed
The hawthorne effect is when individuals ____
____ is a life-long process where we learn how to interact with others through learning behavioral norms
Socialization is ____
____ are what's used to transmit culture, values, and beliefs.
Agents of socialization are ____
The most important agents of socialization include: ____ ____ ____ ____
____ are standards for what behaviors are acceptable/unacceptable and are typically set by groups of individuals
Norms are ____
Norms vary depending on ____, ____, and ____
Norms are reinforced by ____
____ are rewards/punishments for behaviors in accord with or against norms
Sanctions are ____
Positive sanction = ____
Negative sanction = ____
Formal sanction = ____
Informal sanction = ____
Formal norms are ____ and are ____
Informal norms are ____
Folkways are ____ and are ____
Mores are ____
Laws are ____
Taboos are ____
Deviance is when ____
____ is when a norm is violated
Deviance does not have to be ____
____ states that society is a byproduct of everyday interactions of individuals and that looking at everyday behaviors helps us better unde…
Symbolic interactionism states that ____ and that ____ helps us better understand and define deviance
____ states that deviance is a learned behavior that results from continuous exposure to others whom violate norms/laws.
The Theory of Differential Association states that ____.
____ states that a behavior is deviant if people have judged the behavior and labelled it as deviant.
Labeling theory states that ____.
The two types of deviance in labeling theory are ____ and ____ deviance
____ deviance is deviance that has no big consequences with mild reaction from others and the individual continues to behave the same way w…
Primary deviance is deviance that ____ and ____
____ is deviance that has more serious consequences and has a severe negative reaction that produces a stigmatizing label that results in m…
Secondary deviance is deviance that ____ and ____
Strain theory states that ____
____ states that if an individual is blocked from attaining a culturally accepted goal, they may become frustrated/strained and turn to dev…
____ is the spontaneous, unstructured, and temporary behavior of a group of people in response to the same event/situation
Collective behavior is ____
Collective behavior is different from group behavior because; 1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____
The three types of collective behavior include ____, ____, and ____
Fads are ____
Mass hysteria is ____
Mass psychogenic illness AKA epidemic hysteria is ____
____ AKA ____ is mass hysteria that can be a result of psychology where large amounts of individuals believe they have the same illness des…
Riots are characterized by ____
A ____ is a group of individuals who are emotional/violent but typically target specific individuals or categories of individuals
A mob is ____