What is Social Psychology?

My board is about our everyday lifes. Most of us are blind of what our world really is. Our society shapes and changes us daily. All these aspects of life, eventually make us who we are. My board will represent Society and our roll in society, and also how we behave and react. Learn to understand who and what develops us as an individual. What creates and shapes individuals values, goals, beliefs, ideas and social status ??? Every thing will relate to each other!!! I LOVE SOCIAL Psychology
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Conformity is changing behavior that's influenced by others. Acceptance is the internal attitude (Interationalize belief). Compliances go through the emotions outside but inside you feel different. "GROUP INFLUENCES"
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Teaching Social Skills to children who lack social understanding is Great tips for kids who CAN'T make the connection. Socialization isnt the process by which individuals acquire thoughts, feelings, and behaviors appropriate to their positions in society. Agents of socialization influence us. As a child we are given our values, beliefs goals etc. but as an adult you develop your own, well some do.
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If anyone ever asks what kind of jobs are even for Sociology majors I will refer them to this. I want to be a behavior analysis, so all this fields relate to my study. Social psychology defines who the norm says are. The key point these interaction is the importance of playing a part in society.
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Social Exchange Theory states rewards - cost = profit. Analysis states costs of helping ,reward's for helping and cost of not helping. Rewards consist of social reinforcement, material rewards and empathy. The cost consist of effort, danger,embarrarrment, financial cost, time pressures and familiarity with neighborhood.
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“Sympathy makes for bad lawyering, bad advocacy, and bad rule-making, Candance Clark stated Rules of sympathy Etiquette (norms). First don't make false claims of sympathy, Secondly don't claim to much sympathy, thirdly claim some sympathy and reciprocate for gifts of sympathy.
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The attributes of a great lady may still be found in the rule of the four S's: Sincerity, Simplicity, Sympathy and Serenity. Attribution is how we act around people or what kind of motive (shy, quite) we have internal and external attributions.
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Groups refer to the study of how basic social processes operate in a group context. Studied In group processes perspective are power, status, justice and legitimacy. Groups are important to society it helps us understand differences. Small groups are of two or more, we also have primary groups, secondary groups and reference groups.
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Groups refer to the study of how basic social processes operate in a group context. Studied In group processes perspective are power, status, justice and legitimacy. Groups are important to society it helps us understand differences. Small groups are of two or more, we also have primary groups, secondary groups and reference groups.
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Life course involves research that assesses the process of change from infancy to adulthood; these changes result from individual and societal events and from transitions into and out of social roles. You then grow with that empty space and grow to live it. The mind is a powerful source.
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We tend to keep the same values and morals as we grew nt adultscan adjust and change theirs, as a child you can't. We make own decisions; some grow up In a bad home and change for the better while many keep the same beliefs as a child.
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The Impact of Childhood Trauma on Adult Disorders (Info graphic)..... In psychology, social psychology is scientific study of how people's thoughts, feelings, and behavior are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of others.
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Ideal Self The concept of the ideal self relates to one’s self esteem. The greater the difference between the actual-self and the ideal self, the lower an individual’s self-esteem. An individual’s dissatisfaction with the actual self will result in purchases of such products that he/she think will enhance his/her self-esteem.
Confidence and Self-Esteem: What's the Difference?
Self Confidence means you can still be happy with yourself regardless of success or failure. Actual Self There is no one actual self. Consumers have various role identities for example a mother, who is a wife, working woman and volunteer. One of these roles becomes dominant in specific situations. This particular role affects the behavior of the individual (dressing style, talking, way they conduct). The amalgam of individuals’ roles makes up the individual self.
The Attribution Theory of Consumer Behavior
Attribution theory is how you act around people or what kind of motive (quite, shy). Internal attribution infers that personal factors are the cause of an event or behavior . External Attribution infers a person is behaving in a certain way or an event is due to the situation that they are in.
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There are three dimensions of the self: First self esteem which is the positive or negative evaluation of our self as an object. Second Mastery refers tour perceptions of our ability to control enviroment's. Lastly Mattering refers to our sense that we are important to other people.