PSYCH 1030 Asheville Buncombe Social Psychology Worksheet Please fill in the empty slots. STUDENT NAME: CHAPTER NOTE OUTLINE TEMPLATE Chapter Title: Social

PSYCH 1030 Asheville Buncombe Social Psychology Worksheet Please fill in the empty slots. STUDENT NAME:
CHAPTER NOTE OUTLINE TEMPLATE
Chapter Title: Social Psychology
How does this chapter relate to psychology as a whole?
It is important to know how people socialize and how people attitudes are towards
others.
Key Terms: (This should include at least all the bolded terms in the textbook)
TERM
Book Definition
Social psychology
Subfield of
psychology that
explores the effects
of a social world on
the behavior and
mental processes
of individuals and
groups.
Social cognition
Mental processes
associated with
people’s
perceptions of and
reactions to other
people.
Self-concept
The way one thinks
of oneself
Self-esteem
The evaluations
people make about
their worth as
human beings.
Social comparison
Using other people
as a basis of
comparison for
evaluating oneself
Reference groups
Categories of
My definition
Example (if
applicable)
STUDENT NAME:
people with whom
individuals compare
themselves
Social identity
The beliefs we hold
about the groups to
which we belong.
Social perception
The processes
through which
people interpret
information about
others, draw
inferences about
them, and develop
mental
representations of
them.
Schemas
Generalizations
about categories of
objects, places,
events, and people
Self-fulfilling
prophecy
Attribution
Fundamental
attribution error
Actor-observer
effect
Self-serving bias
Attitude
Elaboration
likelihood model
Cognitive
dissonance theory
Stereotypes
Prejudice
STUDENT NAME:
Social
discrimination
Contact hypothesis
Matching
hypothesis
Social norms
Deindividuation
Conformity
Compliance
Obedience
Aggressive
behavior
(aggression)
Frustrationaggression
hypothesis
Environmental
psychology
Prosocial behavior
Altruism
Arousal: cost
reward theory
Bystander effect
Empathy-altruism
helping theory
Cooperation
Competition
Conflict
Social dilemmas
Prisoner’s dilemma
STUDENT NAME:
game
Social facilitation
Social interference
Social loafing
Task-motivated
leaders
Relationshipmotivated leaders
Social
neuroscience
Explain the Difference Between Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination? How
are they connected?
Stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination are similar because they involve people
being treating a certain way because of the group they are in. Stereotypes is false
comments about people. Prejudice is about someone’s feelings towards others and
discrimination refers to someone’s actions due to others apart of a certain group.
Explain the Difference Between Conformity, Compliance, and Obedience? How
are they Connected?
Conformity, compliance, and obedience are connected because they all deal with a
person changing their behavior because of someone else. They are different because
compliance is due to someone’s direct question. Conformity is due to someone
responding to others pressure. Lastly, obedience is a behavior change due to someone
in authority.
Attribution Errors
Name
Fundamental
Attribution
Error
Actor Observer
bias
Definition
Example
Additional Thoughts
STUDENT NAME:
Self-serving
bias
The Three Components of an Attitude
Component
Explain
Example
Additional
Thoughts
(anything extra
you want to add)
Cognitive
Affective
Behavioral
Big Picture
How does this chapter connect to your life/personal experiences/another class
you’re taking? (1-2 sentences)

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