Exam 3
Glossary Terms
All of the following 60 terms should be included in your glossary.
Do not use more than 2 sentences in explaining each term. You can
certainly work with others to obtain initial definitions of the
terms, but the definitions you turn in must be in your own words.
Gilligan Terms
- Preconventional (for both Kohlberg & Gilligan)
- Conventional (for both Kohlberg & Gilligan)
- Postconventional (for both Kohlberg & Gilligan)
- Self-concept
- Moral reasoning
- Lawrence Kohlberg
- Difference is not deviance
- Gender differences in social interaction
Milgram Terms
- Obedience
- Agentic State
- Antecedent conditions
- Binding forces
- Strain
- Strain resolution mechanisms
- Baseline
- 65% obedience as the baseline condition
- Effects of:
- Closeness of the victim
- Distance of Authority
- Presence of disobedient others
- Indirect involvement
- Homeostatic model
- Cybernetic Model
Mynatt & Doherty Terms
Sensation and Perception (8, 9)
- Weber's Law
- sensory adaptation
- hedonic adaptation
- homeostasis
- receptive fields in the eye
- rods & cones
- Optic Chiasm
- Transduction
- Basilar Membrane
- Mechano-receptors in skin
- The seven senses (and possibly more)
- top down influences in perception
- Gestalt principles of form
Social Principles (27, 28, 42)
- The effect of a deviant in the Asch paradigm
- Fundamental attribution error
- Attribution
- mere presence
- Social Facilitation vs Choking (the effect of arousal on
dominant and non-dominant responses)
- self-fulfilling prophecy
- illusory correlation
- Rosenthal "late bloomers" study
- Rosenhan "sane in insane places" study
Developmental Principles (24, 25)
- Critical periods and sexual attraction among siblings
- Jean Piaget
- Conservation
- Accommodation
- Assimilation
- Schema
- Syncretism
- Egocentrism
- Changing Understanding of Causality in children
Gender and Evolution (7)
- Gender differencesin jealousy and sexual willingness
- indiscriminate vs discriminate sex as an evolutionary
strategy
- limits of genetic influence on sexual behavior
Developing Psychological Tests (30)
- Barnum effect in personality descriptions
- true vs arbitrary zero points
- Eight steps to construct a psychological test
Essay
Answer the following short essay question. Make sure to base your
answer on the grading
rubric.
Explain the obedience studies from the perspectives of Freud,
Skinner, & Gilligan. Would Milgram agree with these
explanations?
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