Social Psychology Crossword

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Across
  1. 2. the unspoken widely accepted beliefs for socially acceptable behavior.
  2. 5. a typically negative and undeserved attitude towards a group of people.
  3. 7. people perform better at things they're good at in front of a crowd and worse are things they're bad at.
  4. 11. a theory that when our attitudes are not matching with our actions, we try to change one to make them match and reduce the discomfort.
  5. 14. a person is less likely to help someone when there are other people also watching.
  6. 18. the route to persuasion that influences people to think carefully via facts and evidence.
  7. 19. acting on your prejudice against a group of people to exclude them
  8. 20. when your belief causes its fulfillment due to your actions in accordance with that belief.
Down
  1. 1. goals that require cooperation between people and cause people to forget their differences
  2. 3. when someone is influenced to conform by thinking someone else is correct.
  3. 4. psychology that focuses on how we interact with, influence, and think about other people
  4. 6. the larger a group of people working on something together, the less individual effort people put in.
  5. 8. changing your behavior to fit the societal or group standard.
  6. 9. a widely accepted belief that generalizes a type or group of people.
  7. 10. the route to persuasion that uses attention grabbing cues such as attractiveness to cause emotion-based snap judgements.
  8. 12. when people watching overestimate how much disposition is influencing behavior and underestimate the influence of the situation.
  9. 13. when working as a group makes the groups opinions more unified and extreme.
  10. 15. when someone is influenced to conform by their desire to gain approval or avoid disapproval from the group.
  11. 16. explaining someones behavior by blaming either their situation or disposition
  12. 17. when in a group you are more likely to do things you wouldn't do on your own due to group anonymity.