STUDY GUIDE FOR TEXTBOOK<\/p>\n
EXAM 1 (CHAPTERS 3 & 4)<\/p>\n
CHAPTER 3 — Perceiving individuals: Terms & Concepts<\/p>\n
Mental representation<\/p>\n
Impressions from physical appearance<\/p>\n
Impressions from nonverbal communication<\/p>\n
Mere exposure<\/p>\n
Salience<\/p>\n
Automatic<\/p>\n
Association<\/p>\n
Accessibility<\/p>\n
Priming<\/p>\n
Subliminal<\/p>\n
Correspondent inference<\/p>\n
When is a correspondent inference justified?<\/p>\n
Correspondence bias<\/p>\n
Superficial processing<\/p>\n
Systematic processing<\/p>\n
Causal attribution<\/p>\n
Sources of attribution<\/p>\n
Covariation information (see table 3.1)<\/p>\n
Discounting<\/p>\n
The Accuracy of considered impressions<\/p>\n
Motive for accuracy<\/p>\n
Motives for connectedness & valuing me and mine<\/p>\n
Figure 3.7 (p.82) \u2013 processes used in forming impressions<\/p>\n
Primacy effect<\/p>\n
Perseverance bias<\/p>\n
Self-fulfilling prophecy & limits on the self-fulfilling prophecy<\/p>\n
Dealing with inconsistent information <\/p>\n
CHAPTER 4 — The Self: Terms & Concepts<\/p>\n
Self-concept<\/p>\n
Self-perception theory<\/p>\n
Social comparison theory<\/p>\n
Contrast effect<\/p>\n
Assimilation effect<\/p>\n
Actor-observer effect<\/p>\n
Self-aspects<\/p>\n
Self-schema<\/p>\n
Table 4.1 (p. 107) differences between construction of the self in individualistic & collectivist cultures<\/p>\n
Self-esteem<\/p>\n
Self-enhancing bias<\/p>\n
Self-complexity<\/p>\n
Self-evaluation maintenance<\/p>\n
Self-regulation<\/p>\n
Appraisal<\/p>\n
Self-expression<\/p>\n
Self-presentation<\/p>\n
Self-monitoring<\/p>\n
Ideal self<\/p>\n
Ought self<\/p>\n
Self-awareness<\/p>\n
Emotion-focused coping<\/p>\n
Problem-focused coping<\/p>\n
Self-handicapping<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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