PSY socialpsykologi 1

The ease and speed with which information comes to mind and is used.

The processing principle that the information that is most readily available generally has the most impact on thoughts, feelings, and behavior.

The processes of responding to a negative action by the partner.

The idea that we attribute our own behaviors to situational causes while seeing others’ acts as due to their inner characteristics.

Behavior intended to harm someone else.

Behavior intended to help someone else without any prospect of personal rewards for the helper.

An attitude based on conflicting negative and positive information.

An individual’s interpretation of a self-relevant event or situation that directs emotional responses and behavior.

Those based on examining traces of past behavior.

An effect of a comparison standard or prime that makes the perceiver’s judgment more similar to the standard.

A link between two or more mental representations.

People’s basic securely attached, avoidant, or anxious orientation toward others in close relationships.