Social Psych Ch1&3

The habitual tendency to engage in self-awareness is known as ____

You must be self-aware in order to self-regulate yourself

According to the text, which of the following findings in social psychological research have been supported

What is the chemical fuel for neurons to fire impulses so specific brain regions can function effectively

people who view themselves and the world through both individualistic and collectivist lenses have a ________ background

North American boys are more likely to be socialized to have what kind of relationships

What theory describes how the expectations of others can actually lead to the fulfillment of those expectations

What did the “Marshmallow Test” demonstrate

What is positive psychology?

Identify the primary neural source for self-awareness in the brain

A Self-fulfilling prophecy is the process that someone’s expectations about a person lead to fulfillment of expectations

A homeless man asking for change is an example of what self-presentation strategy?

You don't run a red light because of the camera in the intersection- its because of

What is the “Hot” approach to behavioral affect

 scientific discipline that attempts to explain how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by others

What is the difference between the terms “sex” and “gender

Why do negative events effect low self-esteem individuals more adversely

Modesty is considered a feminine self-presentation strategy, whereas self-promotion is considered a masculine strategy

How do individuals with superficially high self-esteem react when someone challenges their favorable self-assessments

“I am a daughter,” and “I am Catholic” are examples of what type of self-description

People will more often engage in unsafe or risky behavior when others are present than when they are alone because of

What are deliberate judgments or decisions of which we are consciously aware

Self-regulation is not always beneficial. What is one example of unhealthy levels of self-regualtion

Judgments that are automatically activated and occur without our awareness are ______ cognition

People with dual cultural identities engage in cultural frame switching- they move between two different cultures on cue

Research has shown a drastic decrease in self- proclaimed individuality and self-focus in Gen Next Culture

How might the self-serving bias create problems?

Self-awareness develops in humans around ______ months of age.

Every time Kenzie talks with her crush, she is always aware of how she looks and speaks. Kendall is engaging in _____

__ someone who displays high levels of explicit self-esteem, but low level of implicit self-esteem

Credit success in class to you and bad grades on the teacher is called

When a teen protects status over safety and gets in with a drunk driver its because of

Social Neuroscience research can show which parts of human brains are active in response to social interaction

People with low self-esteem tend to rate themselves ___

Displaying self-promotion after an achievement is considered to be a ___________trait.

Your _________ are most likely very important components of your self- concept.

The ability to delay gratification in children has been known to predict __________ in teenagers and adults

Your physical appearance and the way you speak in public are examples of ___

how is culture defined

Both the actual presence of others and the imagined presence of others influence thoughts, feelings, and behavior

Name one effect of private self-consciousness

Cindy shoplifts, but changes her mind  and returns it because she imagines her parents reaction

What do you call incongruities between our self-concept and how we would ideally like to be

Evaluating and making an informed decision on a situation you are presented with is an example of explicit cognition

Modesty would not be an effective strategy for which of the following situations?

Why do social psychologists use the scientific method to investigate social behavior

Collectivists prioritize group goals, but will not sacrifice personal gains for the good of the group

Which animal is known to have spindle neurons in their frontal lobe

What is not a good example of practicing successful biculturalism when living  in an individualist culture

The tendency to use cues from other people’s self-presentations in controlling one’s own self-presentations is called__

Sociologists do not take societal variables- such as socioeconomic status or cultural norms into account