1/3
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced |
---|
No study sessions yet.
Effects on Helping - Experiment
Recieved electric shocks and observed ingroup behavior and outgroup members receiving shocks and rated experiences of pain
Watched ingroup and outgroup members receive shocks, but could decide between 3 options
Take half of the pain (helping), Watch soccer video instead of helping (watch vid) or Watch the other recieve pain (watch pain
Measuring Bias in Neural Stimulation and Helping
Effects of Helping Experiment Results
People show an ingroup bias in helping. They are more likely to help ingroup members than outgroup menebers
Neural Activation in Pain Areas
People showed more activation in brain areas normally activated during the experience of pain when observing ingroup members than when observing out group members experiencing pain