Social Psychology: Chapter 12

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Across
  1. 4. Processes by which humans to form judgements about others.
  2. 6. The tendency to attribute outcomes to a persons character without factoring external causes.
  3. 9. Phenonmenon in which humans assume someone else will take responsibility for a situation.
  4. 14. Behavior which is intended to cause harm to another.
  5. 15. Unwritten rules that are considered standard in a society.
  6. 17. A tendency to create biases towards certain groups without consciously knowing it.
  7. 22. Conscious mental processes by which we form judgements and opinions.
  8. 23. The tendency to blame a victim instead of the perpetrator.
  9. 24. A group of ideas that are assumed to be possesed by all members of a social group.
  10. 26. A tendency to judge ingroup members favorably, while juding outgroups harshly.
  11. 27. The branch of Psychology relating to the study of interaction with others.
  12. 31. The sense of individuality, relative to others.
  13. 32. Tendency for presence of other people to increase personal performance.
  14. 33. Behaviors which are motivated by conformity.
  15. 34. Assumptions that we make about relationships between people based on personality.
  16. 35. Effect of situational factors on an individual's behavior.
  17. 36. Tendency to put less effort into something when responsiblity is assigned to multiple.
  18. 37. Adjusting opinions and actions based on opinions and actions of others.
  19. 38. The opposite of explicit cognition.
Down
  1. 1. Phenomenon which occurs when a large amount of people are present, but none aide a person in distress.
  2. 2. The tendency to attribute positive outcomes to one's own character, while negative ones to others.
  3. 3. A physical tension which occurs when two contradicting or conflicting ideas are brought up.
  4. 5. A tendency to associate traits of one individual in an outgroup to all members of a an outgroup.
  5. 7. A tendency to evaluate a certain object, person, or idea with a certain connotation.
  6. 8. The action of influencing other's behavior in a scenario in which a person has freedom to choose.
  7. 10. Mental processes used to evaluate a social situation.
  8. 11. Behavior which helps others, whether self-serving or selfless.
  9. 12. An innate desire to do what is morally correct.
  10. 13. The tendency to overestimate one's ability to predict an outcome, only after learning it.
  11. 16. "them"
  12. 18. Mental process by which we assume the reasoning behind others and self behavior.
  13. 19. Mental processes by which we group people based on percieved similarities.
  14. 20. Behaviors which are motivated by the want to be correct.
  15. 21. Action based on direct command.
  16. 25. A negative attitude towards people who belong to a specific group.
  17. 28. Tendency for people to feel like a part of a group when all are anonymous.
  18. 29. The theory which is widely agreed upon to back up "blaming the victim".
  19. 30. "us"