eart rate increases in response to a laboratory stresso
reminds me of a lie detector
eart rate increases in response to a laboratory stresso
reminds me of a lie detector
you
really connect these questions to the people
veryday life
importance of not being too far-fetched
help one another
I believe everyone has a natural inclination to help one another
different social roles
in the past, women were assigned to be good mothers, were not as easily included in the workforce as men were; "Pleasantville" shows the roles of women in the 50s
this example of "cost-benefit" reminds me of a "tradeoff" from Economics
ambiguous
sometimes our brain takes these shortcuts to make quick decisions, does that have an impact on the ambiguous situations?
someone in a position of authority
we are still influenced by friends, so are they considered figures of authority?
76 percent of the participants went along with the norm at least once and also gave the wrong answer
obedience can be very dangerous
We don’t want to look out of step or become the target of criticism just because we like different kinds of music or dress differently than everyone else.
strive for acceptance
disturbing behavior.
also connects to the Holocaust
ften seen in college students
because people are conditioned to think that is what you do in college
the people around us
the people have a big influence of who we become..PRESSURE
availability is limited,
"only 3 left in stock!" "rare"; very true, websites lie all the time about this to push people to order from their site quickly---maybe it could contribute to brains taking shortcuts by making the decision easier?
No” to a large request than we are to a small request when it follows this pattern.
I have defintely tried this on my family
how to laugh
people could be picking up the laugh from TV rather tahn developing their own
pays students to throw parties where they subtly circulate marketing material among their classmates
this has long term effects...I have not experienced this in my life but if it grows, people will not know who to trust
physical appearance
Lots of opportunities could also be based off of physical appearance...saddening
it is because we like them.
All dependent on the viewer; we will listen to whatever they have to stay and we stay loyal because we are their fans
overload of information we all must confront
our brain is given this shortcut making us more likely to buy the product being advertised
quit smokin
really popular on TV
torytellers (the I) who tell stories about themselves (the Me).
this is still confusing me-the difference between the I and the Me
arrying this causal narrative forward, the teenager now thinks that she would like to be a marriage counselor when she grows up
all from prior experience to help shape her identity
how my past self has developed into my present self, and how my present self will, in turn, develop into an envisioned future self
Erikson's belief on the development of identity (aside from setting goals)
orking to replace your old values with new ones.
thinking for yourself
ntegrated suite of life goals and values is perhaps the greatest achievement for the self as motivated agent.
Goals help keep people motivated and once people achieve their goal, they become hungry for more--helps improve the self?
you must
in an attempt of improving ones self
work harder.
this is really relatable-I feel like I am always working on aspects on myself and I do not even realize it. It is also influenced by others through competition.
nteresting project
Is working on our selves a positive thing? What if it changes someone's self for the worst?
social actor
social actor could be someone's outer self--what people portray to others who they are not comfortable with or who they portray in a serious or professional setting