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Sternberg’s components of love -Ali Farrukh

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Sternberg’s components of love -Ali Farrukh

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Sternberg’s components of love had 3 steps. They were intimacy, passion, and commitment. Passion+Intimacy is seen as romantic love. Passion+Commitment is seen as fatuous love. Intimacy+Commitment is seen as companionship. All these steps together is an ideal relationship according to Sternberg.

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Prisoner's Dilemma explains that within a group, the individuals can always make a decision that would badly influence the group, as opposed to them working together.
In the example above we see that if A and B worked together they'd have a better outcome.

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When explain the behavior of someone by placing more emphasis on their character or disposition, rather than the situation they are in.

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This principal is aggression as a result of frustration.

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Central Route-logical approach of persuading someone using facts and data to back it up. This has been shown to create a longer lasting change in attitude.
(ex-explaining the benefits of eating a food in a commercial)
Peripheral Route-not a direct approach that focuses heavy on peripheral cues to please the individual and create positive associations. (ex-using favorite celebrity in a food commercial)

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People engage in seemingly deviant and sometimes violent acts in situations in which they believe they cannot be personally identified and anonymous.  - Steph Vasquez

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NORMATIVE & INFORMATIVE SOCIAL INFLUENCE- Sophie Giles 

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NORMATIVE & INFORMATIVE SOCIAL INFLUENCE- Sophie Giles 

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Self Serving Bias is taking all the positive events that occur and attributing them to our own personal characteristics and actions
Blaming all negative events on external factors that couldn't be controlled

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Altruism is the practice of helping anothe human being with disenterest in oneself and while expecting little or nothing in return.

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It is when the presence of others influence our willingness to be able to help someone in need, the more people they are,less of a chance for a person to help

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Cognitive Dissonance is when one is aware that their belief coincides with their actions

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Goals that can be attained only if the members of the group work together by their use within skills, efforts, and resources. - Steph Vasquez

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It is a phenomenon where people tend to develop  a preference for people or things when they get more familiar to them/it

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The False Consensus Effect is when one thinks everyone has the same opinions as them

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When people make decisions as a group but want to fit in so they set aside their beliefs

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Helping others with the expectation that they will help you in the future.

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Philip Zimbardo (Stanford prison experiment)

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Philip Zimbardo (Stanford prison experiment)

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Experiment created by Philip Zimbardo in order to test whether authority figures are inherently cruelty or if their position of authority influences their apathetic behaviour.
By having inmates and guards in a simulated prison environment they were able to have three different types of guards. The different classifications of guards proved that personality is a factor in how easily people assimilate into their roles.
The experiments results are critiqued to this day, and considered unethical.

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This experiment tested conformity. People changed their opinions about how long the lines are because other people disagreed with them. They were asked which line on the screen is the longest and the test subject changed their own answer based on what others said. They trusted everyone else's opinions over their own. -Shahan