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    SOCIAL IDENTITY THEORY To better understand why destroying ancient cultural heritage sites and artifacts can be considered a form of ethnic cleansing‚ I turn to Social Identity Theory. As described by Danielle Renee Clark (2014)‚ “Social identity theory is the social psychological process that prompts group affiliation and identity formation‚ intergroup conflict‚ and subsequently fosters links between groups and any relevant cultural heritage property.” (Clark‚ 2014‚ 9) Membership to a group is

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    Positive Psychology Themes I believe that positive psychology gives a better understanding that we are able to improve the quality of our own lives by making positive decisions and learning from experiences in the past. Positive psychology attempts to encourage interpersonal relationships‚ happiness‚ and positive social interactions. Personal growth and our ability to control our own destiny are also factors of positive psychology. In my opinion positive psychology teaches us that we have the

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    Social Influences on Behavior Paper Mary Ann PSY/300 2/24/2002 Being able to socialize and interacting is all a part of being a human. We have the desire to interact with other humans who are different. Some people might want to find friends‚ gain perspective‚ or to explore different thoughts and ideas. At times humans will go out their way just to fit in with other people because they don’t want to be left out. I think that some people will change their behavior

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    Social Pressure is more powerful than many people think: it influences school classes‚ people’s fashion‚ and even the workplace. Similar to other phenomenons‚ it can have positive and negative effects‚ and groupthink is an example of the latter: Groupthink can lead to faulty decision making‚ ignored crucial alternatives‚ and varied ideas left behind. Furthermore‚ groupthink occurs when a group is highly cohesive‚ and the group members share strong relationships. Fortunately‚ there are many ways to

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    In “The new psychology of leadership” (2007)‚ the authors offer a new perspective about leadership‚ based not only on authority but on sharing a social identity with the people. The new concept of leadership is the ability to attain success by having followers wanting to do it instead of enforcing or rewarding them. To accomplish their goals‚ leaders must be situated among their group‚ be part of it. When goals are shared by common circumstances‚ they matter to the group as a whole‚ thus leaders

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    theory of attribution‚ but Weiner and colleagues (e.g.‚ Jones et al‚ 1972; Weiner‚ 1974‚ 1986) developed a theoretical framework that has become a major research paradigm of social psychology Fundamental attribution error The fundamental attribution error focuses generally on how people explain how and why things happen in a social setting. There is a strong tendency for people to explain their own behavior as a function of external situations‚ but attribute the behavior of others to internal factors

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    caught up in the story. This film was not only entertaining‚ but it also serves as a great example of many of the theories and aspects of social psychology. Including too many concepts to name‚ the film touched on several very important theories: process loss in group decisions‚ groupthink‚ the fatal attribution error (FAE)‚ normative social influence‚ and social norms. One of the first concepts to be seen in the film was process loss in group decisions. Process loss is any part of group functioning

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    Analysis of Cheating in pre-marital relationships Analysis of Cheating in pre-marital relationships Makkiya Jawed 1017112 SZABIST EXECUTIVE SUMMARY As part of a Social Psychology project‚ conducted under the supervision of Dr. Rubina Feroz‚ a research was conducted to understand the factors which motivate adults to cheat. The research investigated several factors which lead to infidelity in pre-marital relationships. A sample of 20 college

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    Abstract The researchers’ study is about the behavioral effects of anime on children at an intermediate level or age. Several literatures show that watching anime has its effects may it be negative or positive. These effects can be determined when there is a change in a child’s mental and social health. The researchers’ findings show that there is a big possibility that a student can change his or her behavior through watching anime in a specific time and frequency. The positive effect of

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    When a social actor is activated‚ he or she is the dynamic force behind a social practice or agent of a process. Meanwhile‚ in many instances of representation‚ often a social actor gets passivated; participants are on the ‘receiving end’ of a process or activity due to the intent of a text writer to serve or perpetuate certain ideologies. Passivation of a social actor can be either subjected or beneficialised. A social actor is subjected when he or she takes the role of a goal in a process‚ as in

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