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Ch.13 "Social"

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

social psychology:

Back (Answer)

the study of the causes and consequences of sociality; why do we interact so much?

#2
Front (Question)

what do we resort to when trying to obtain limited resources?

Back (Answer)

aggression and cooperation

#3
Front (Question)

aggression:

Back (Answer)

behavior intended to hurt another

#4
Front (Question)

best predictor of aggression?

Back (Answer)

sex

#5
Front (Question)

women’s acts of aggression are mostly:

Back (Answer)

relational aggression

#6
Front (Question)

testosterone is higher in:

Back (Answer)

criminals, cultures with honor, and younger men

#7
Front (Question)

cooperation is:

Back (Answer)

risky

#8
Front (Question)

in the prisoner’s dilemma, if A and B cooperate they get:

Back (Answer)

1 year each

#9
Front (Question)

in the prisoner’s dilemma, if A and B don’t cooperate they get:

Back (Answer)

10 years each

#10
Front (Question)

in the prisoner’s dilemma, if A cooperates, but B doesn’t, they get:

Back (Answer)

30 and 0 years respectively

#11
Front (Question)

in the prisoner’s dilemma, if B cooperates, but A doesn’t, they get:

Back (Answer)

30 and 0 years respectively

#12
Front (Question)

how do we deal with risk?

Back (Answer)

by being sensitive to and punishing cheaters; forming groups

#13
Front (Question)

the ultimatum game shows that:

Back (Answer)

we punish unfairness even if we get something out of it; declining money split unfairly, thus no one gets anything

#14
Front (Question)

people don’t want to be seen as cheaters because:

Back (Answer)

people won’t cooperate with them; honor system

#15
Front (Question)

favoritism towards our own:

Back (Answer)

groups

#16
Front (Question)

prejudice:

Back (Answer)

a positive or negative EVALUATION of another person based on their group membership

#17
Front (Question)

discrimination:

Back (Answer)

positive or negative BEHAVIOR toward another person based on their group membership.

#18
Front (Question)

deindividuation:

Back (Answer)

caring more about your group’s values than your own; political parties

#19
Front (Question)

diffusion of responsibility:

Back (Answer)

bystander effect

#20
Front (Question)

exclusion from groups (rejection) activates:

Back (Answer)

physical pain receptors in the brain; ACC and RVPC areas

#21
Front (Question)

altruism:

Back (Answer)

behavior that benefits another without benefiting oneself

#22
Front (Question)

reciprocal altruism:

Back (Answer)

helping someone and expecting something in return

#23
Front (Question)

attraction caused by:

Back (Answer)

situational, physical, and psychological factors

#24
Front (Question)

situational factors:

Back (Answer)

proximity mere exposure effect arousal can be misinterpreted as attraction; horror movie