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power of the situation
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social control
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power of the individual
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personal control
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the power of one or two individuals to sway majorities
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minority influence
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holding tight to a opinion will not make you ....
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popular
influential it may cause people to reconsider their position or opinion |
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on radar of our awareness
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explicet
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below the radar, out of sight
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implicit
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what have modard studies shown about prejudice
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unthinking knee-jerk reaction and not a decision
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associate words with pictures
who findings |
implicit assoication tests
anthony greenwald people who deney they harbor racial rprejudice may carry negative associations take longer to associate good words with black names than white names more quickly to perceive anger or threat in black faces |
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give example of unconscious patronization
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essays given lighter critism when believed to be from black author
believe to hinder minority student acheivement read esseys while blind to thier author |
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race - influenced perceptions
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shooting example - more people pressed button to shoot when black was flashed over white
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seeing black
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the more a person looks like their race, the more the associated feelings/beliefs
the more black, the more criminal peopel more likely to give balck defendents the death sentence the more black their features like |
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reflexive bodily responses
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look at facial responses and activation of their amygdala
show even the smallest responses to anothers race |
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two types of love
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temporary passionate love
enduring companionate love |
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what is key ingredient of passionate love
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arousal
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two - factor theory of emotion
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1. emotions have two ingredients - physical arousal plus cognitive appraisal
2. arousal from any source an enhance one emotion or another, depending on how we einterpret and label the arousal |
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what type of arousal increases attractivness to women
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all types - running, erotic videos, fright, etc
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compasionate love
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lave matures it becomes a steadier love - deep, affectionate attachment
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equity
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both partners receive in proportion to what they give
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what is key to gratifying and enduring relationship
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equity and self-disclosure
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self-disclosure
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the revealing of intimate details aobut ourselves - our likes and dislikes, our dreams and worries, our proud and shameful moments
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