Social Interaction Psychology U1-U2

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Across
  1. 2. Academic field studying individual differences like extraversion or conscientiousness.
  2. 3. Study where participants administered electric shocks.
  3. 6. Method of data collection often used in qualitative research, involving in-depth conversations.
  4. 11. The study of how people process, store, and respond to social information.
  5. 13. Participants not randomly allocated, relies on naturally occurring differences.
  6. 15. Study where students simulated a prison environment.
  7. 19. Complete control over setting features, often involves a loss of realism.
  8. 21. The variable that is systematically manipulated in an experiment.
  9. 25. One of the founding fathers of modern social psychology.
  10. 26. Research tool often used by social psychologists in laboratory settings.
  11. 27. Focus on situational factors in analyzing events.
  12. 30. Categories of social psychology, including social cognition and social influence.
  13. 32. Theories tested against evidence, critical thinking about social interactions.
  14. 33. Type of research examining relationships between variables.
  15. 37. Subtle cues in the research environment influencing participant behavior.
  16. 39. Research design examining how two or more variables are related to one another.
  17. 40. Common method of data collection using a list of questions.
  18. 41. Academic field exploring the influence of social context on groups, often using surveys.
  19. 42. Strategy for improving teamwork and group dynamics, applied in management and sports.
  20. 43. Withholding or altering information to avoid biased responses.
  21. 45. True experiment in a field setting.
  22. 47. Western, educated, industrialized, rich, and democratic populations.
  23. 48. Protection of participants from physical and mental harm.
  24. 50. Research method that focuses on generating hypotheses and theories through naturalistic observations.
  25. 51. Research method that allows testing of theories predicting causal relationships.
  26. 52. Type of research that applies knowledge to solve real-world problems.
  27. 54. The variable measured after manipulation in an experiment.
  28. 55. Application of rigorous scientific methods in social psychology.
  29. 56. The scientific study of how social situations influence thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
  30. 57. Method of creating equivalence among participants in each condition through random assignment.
  31. 58. The attempt to understand and explain how individuals are influenced by the presence of others.
Down
  1. 1. Method of collecting data that focuses on content and meaning, not reducible to numbers.
  2. 4. Type of data collection that involves numerical or measurable data for statistical analysis.
  3. 5. Experiment where participants matched lines despite majority choosing incorrectly.
  4. 7. Keeping participants or researchers unaware of their group assignment.
  5. 8. Refers to the extent a measure assesses a theoretical concept.
  6. 9. Focuses on cross-cultural differences and long-term cultural influences on psychological processes.
  7. 10. Post-WWII developments in social psychology, including research in persuasion and attitude change.
  8. 12. Researcher's expectations influencing their behavior and observations.
  9. 14. Influence of participants' awareness on their behavior in a study.
  10. 16. The study of behavior directed towards or between people.
  11. 17. Characteristics of social behavior often studied by social psychologists.
  12. 18. Focuses on mental illnesses or problematic thoughts/behaviors in social interactions.
  13. 20. Combination of several research methods.
  14. 22. Refers to confidence in observed relationships not influenced by other factors.
  15. 23. Improvement in behavior due to being observed, regardless of conditions.
  16. 24. Type of research that expands knowledge in a specific area.
  17. 28. Research design involving systematic recording of behavior.
  18. 29. Use of falsifiable hypotheses to uncover concrete determinants of social behavior.
  19. 31. Range of Pearson correlation coefficient indicating strong relationship.
  20. 34. Refers to the extent findings can be generalized beyond the observed conditions.
  21. 35. Organization providing ethical guidelines in psychology.
  22. 36. Approach in social psychology where specific hypotheses are tested through data analysis.
  23. 38. Academic field studying how culture and behavior change over time with detailed observations.
  24. 44. The influence of the social environment on an individual's behavior.
  25. 46. Research question type focused on understanding the basic nature of variables.
  26. 49. Experimenter and participants unaware of group assignment.
  27. 53. Field where social psychology has made real-world contributions, including public policy and education.