Level 100 Social Psychology main themes, ideas, theories, concepts and terminology
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Created by Flossy Lyford
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Social Darwinism
Getting on the bus
Social Psychology involves
Wendy Stainton's Ocean Metaphor
Advocacy (Equitable society)
Action research
Social Transformation
Praxis
Reflexivity
Theoretical understandings of socio-economic processes involves
Why did Social Psychology emerge out of Philosophy?
Why are psychologists interested in groups?
Define the "Looking-glass self"
Define Socialisation in Psychology
Resilience
Community resiliance
Why does Social Psychology attempt to be interdisciplinary?
What is the Humanistic Approach
What is the SPSSI? (Society for the psychological study of social issues)
What does Liberation Social Psychology do?
What is experimentalism?
Main influences on experimentalism
Sherif stages experiments on group dynamics
Billigs critique of Sherifs experiments
The shift to experimentalism
What are some of the troubles for the SPSSI?
Conformity
What was the Crisis of Psychology?
What are the three issues of experimental pschology that summarises the Crisis of Social Psychology?
What is Bystander apathy
What is Behaviour analysis?
What is, and when was, the Cognitive Revolution?
(Chapter three) How would you conceptualise social psychology?
How would you conceptualise everyday life?
Define the Dialogical Self
Disruption and change in daily life
Sternbergs love triangle consists of what?
What are the 6 factors associated with partner selection?
What attributes are linked to physically attractive people?
Why is social psychology so interested in crowds?
What is filial piety?
Feral children show an example of what Social Psychological theory?
Gender Socialisation
What is Subject-object-dualism?
What is subject-object-relations?
What is Habitus?
What is the connection between illness, body and gender?
Define Interdependence theory
What is Confirmation Bias?
What is Congruent Information?
What is Incongruent information?
What are Schemas?
What is attribution theory?
Causes for behaviour linked to attribution theory
What are attribution errors?
What are fundamental attribution errors?
What is attribution bias?
What is actor observer bias
Self-serving bias
Stereotypes lead to prejudice and prejudice leads to discrimination.....What are stereotypes?
Stereotypes lead to prejudice and prejudice leads to discrimination.....WHAT IS PREJUDICE?
Stereotypes lead to prejudice and prejudice leads to discrimination.....WHAT IS DISCRIMINATION?
What is Mind-world-dualism?
Hint = it underlies the cognitive approach, schemas, stereotypes and attributions
What is social construction?
Hint = it is 'Assertonic' - claims based on experience, observation, emotion and reason.
What is externalisation?
What is objectivation?
What is internalisation?
What is the social cognitive approach?
What is the social representations theory
Why do social psychologists stress working with rather than on people?
What is Social Identity Theory?
What makes someone indigenous?
Why is culture important to social psychology?
What is acculturation?
What is enculturation?
Seggregation
Processes of colonisation
Consequences of colinisation
Etic vs Emic approaches to knowledge production
Minority group influence
Indigenous Psychologies goal
What is the Cobweb self?
What is the dialogical self?
What is Place?
What are activity settings?
What is Arts-based intervention?
Community gardens and health
desegregation and place
Environmental psychology
Place based identities
Neighbourhood renewal
Place assosiations
Cognitive dissonance
Home, things & place
Migration
Types of Migration
Pro's of Migration for migrants and host countries
Cons of Migration for migrants and host countries
Migration significance to psychology
What is culture shock?
U-shape culture shock model
What is human capital?
Personal identity making
Technology and migrants
What are the 5 variants of health psychology?
Clinical health psychology
Public health psychology
Community health psychology
Organisational social psychology
Clinical health psychology
What is the Biopsychosocial model of health
Criticisms of the biopsychosocial model
Stress
Social relationships helping stress
Social stratification in work-related health
Health promotion
Individual health
Health promotion
Collective health
What is healthism?
Health psychology focus has a variety of approaches, what are they?
What is the social cognition model?
Critiques of the social cognition model
Justice vs Social Justice
Define distributive justice... HINT = distribution
Define procedural justice... HINT = procedure
What is social exchange?
What is attribution theory?
What is Social Justice theory?
Who is Heider the scientist?
Equity theory
Balance theory
What are the limitations of justice?
Procedural justice and fairness
Humanism; Define Altruism
Main points of Humanistic Psychology
Inverse care
Human Dignity
Social Dignity
What are the two types of Social Dignity?
Critical Humanism
What is community resilience?
Social identity theory
Is pure altruism possible?
Egoism
Reciprocity
Homoempathicus
Humanistic psychology main point
Positive Psychology
Main points for media
Why psychologists study media
Fundamental attribution error
Belief perseverance
Development of the media, media epoches
Violent games and behaviour
Propaganda
Effectiveness of propoganda
Media convergence and cross-fertilisation
Media psychology
The use of media
Media and racism
What were the Bobo doll studies of 1961 and 1963 and what did they show about violence and the media?
Two-step flow model of communication
Cultivation theory
Cultivation analysis
Media, discrimination and intergroup understandings
Power relations, media and impacts
Cultural indicators project (part of cultivation analysis)
Media and rape.. fundamental attribution error
Routine activity approach
Media and everyday life
Youth and social participation
Media and domesticity
