Self-Serving Biases
... Self-esteem (S.E.)– your overall sense of self worth – I feel that I am a person of worth. – I feel that I have a number of good qualities Self-esteem Motivation – try to protect our self-esteem Darkside of Self-esteem - extreme low or high S.E. can have negative consequences Secure S.E. – self wort ...
... Self-esteem (S.E.)– your overall sense of self worth – I feel that I am a person of worth. – I feel that I have a number of good qualities Self-esteem Motivation – try to protect our self-esteem Darkside of Self-esteem - extreme low or high S.E. can have negative consequences Secure S.E. – self wort ...
Escalator or Elevator
... society still expects them to take care of their home and children at the same time, regardless of the amount of work they do outside the house. Thus, these career interruptions we mentioned are not only evident, but are also expected. Results of the Glass Escalator Effect The glass escalator effect ...
... society still expects them to take care of their home and children at the same time, regardless of the amount of work they do outside the house. Thus, these career interruptions we mentioned are not only evident, but are also expected. Results of the Glass Escalator Effect The glass escalator effect ...
Exam Review - Blogs @ Suffolk University
... Direction: positive Hypothesis: The more negative the advertising in a Senatorial campaign, the lower the turnout rate. Independent Variable: negativity of ads Dependent Variable: turnout Direction: negative ...
... Direction: positive Hypothesis: The more negative the advertising in a Senatorial campaign, the lower the turnout rate. Independent Variable: negativity of ads Dependent Variable: turnout Direction: negative ...
Key Terms
... Effect size—Size of a difference that has been found in a study. Empathy—Ability to experience the same emotion as another person or feel sympathy or compassion for another person. Empathic accuracy—Ability to infer another person’s thoughts and feelings. Erotic plasticity—Extent to which one’s sex ...
... Effect size—Size of a difference that has been found in a study. Empathy—Ability to experience the same emotion as another person or feel sympathy or compassion for another person. Empathic accuracy—Ability to infer another person’s thoughts and feelings. Erotic plasticity—Extent to which one’s sex ...
Evaluation of naturalistic observation
... people know they are being observed, they change their behaviour due to the issues of evaluation apprehension (worrying about being judged) and social desirability bias (wanting to appear socially desirable – ie. Seen in a positive light). This will therefore reduce the internal validity of the rese ...
... people know they are being observed, they change their behaviour due to the issues of evaluation apprehension (worrying about being judged) and social desirability bias (wanting to appear socially desirable – ie. Seen in a positive light). This will therefore reduce the internal validity of the rese ...
The Role of Comparison Group Size in the Third
... both larger and more socially distant. Most references to the target other in this area of research mention people without specifying their number (e.g., Cohen et al. , Duck et al. ). Third persons have been measured as individuals in several studies, however (e.g., Gunther and Hwa , Hoo ...
... both larger and more socially distant. Most references to the target other in this area of research mention people without specifying their number (e.g., Cohen et al. , Duck et al. ). Third persons have been measured as individuals in several studies, however (e.g., Gunther and Hwa , Hoo ...
Persuasion
... when you are on social websites and when you “Like” or “Recommend” from any other website ...
... when you are on social websites and when you “Like” or “Recommend” from any other website ...
