PSYCH PAPER 3

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Sexual Selection
evolutionary explanation for partner preference. Attributes for reproductive success are passed down
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Anisogamy
difference in male and female gametes, sex cells
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Males have more
sperm cells
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Women have fewer
eggs
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Anisogamy leads to
Many fertile men and fewer women
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Intersexual selection
strategies between the sexes for getting mates
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Trivers suggested that for intersexual selection
women make a greater investment of time and thus seek a genetically fit partner whom is able to provide resources
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Intrasexual selection
mating strategies within each sex
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Consequences of Intrasexual selection
aggressive behaviour, strong, large men
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Clark and Hatfield
Uni students ask students to sleep with them
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Clark and Hatfield male percentage
75%
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Clark and Hatfield female percentage
0%
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Evolutionary A03 - negative (simple)
reductionist
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Evolutionary A03 - negative (gay)
doesn’t explain gay relationships
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Buss (10,000 adults)
women value resources, men value beauty and youth
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Evolutionary A03 - negative - birth control
Doesn’t account for social and cultural factors such as birth control
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3 factors effecting attraction
Self disclosure, Physical attractiveness, Filter theory
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Self disclosure
revealing information about self
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Altman & Taylor Social penetration theory
Self disclosure is a reciprocal exchange and has two elements
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2 elements of social penetration theory
breadth and width
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Hendrick
found strong correlations between self disclosure and satisfaction
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A03 self disclosure - positive RWA
Helps people better relationships
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A03 self disclosure - Tang
sexual SD in America is good but bad in china so is culturally bound
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Physical Attraction factors
halo effect, matching hypothesis, baby face
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Shakelford & Larsen
baby face = attractive
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Dion - Halo effect
pretty people are good people
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A03 Physical Attraction - positive Murstein
99 couples pics v random couples and real are alike
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A03 Physical Attraction - negative Walster
dance date, random but told it was matched, pretty people asked out again not matching
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A03 Physical Attraction - negative subj
attraction is subjective
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A03 Physical Attraction - positive Cunningham
female features ‘pretty’ rated as such across cultures
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A03 Physical Attraction - other factors
Complex
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Filter theory
Kerckoff and Davis
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Filter 1
Social demography
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Filter 2
Similar attitudes
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Filter 3
Complimentary
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A03 Filter theory - positive Kerckoff and Davis
longitudinal study, uni students, longer relationship is later stage
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A03 Filter theory - postive use
Duck says it avoids us wasting time
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A03 Filter theory - Kerckoff and Davis methodology
presumed long term is a deeper relationship
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A03 Filter theory - temporal validity
online dating reduces the first stage
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Social exchange Theory Thibault and kelley
rewards and costs
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Comparison Level
amount of reward you think you should get based on experience
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Comparison Level of alternatives
could i get a better relationship from someone else
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Thibault and Kelley’s stages
sampling, bargaining, commitment and institutionalisation
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A03 SET - vague
hard to test concepts decreases validity
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A03 SET -keeping score
relationships shouldn’t be based on keeping score challenges central assumptions of theory
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A03 SET - bad not good
shows a declining relationship not a good one
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A03 SET - Kurdek
questionnaire found rewards high costs low in happy relationship
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Equity Theory
Economic Theory of whether a relationship is fair
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Happiness in equity theory
get what you give not more or less
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Walster’s 4 principles
profit, distribution, dissatisfaction and realignment
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A03 Equity Theory - negative
cause and effect
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A03 Equity Theory - positive Uthe
118 married couples, equitable is happy
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A03 Equity Theory - culture
not all cultures
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A03 Equity Theory - individual differences
Some people don’t care
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Rusbult’s Investment Model
ties that bind partners
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RIM stages
satisfaction, quality of alternatives, investments, commitment and relationship stability
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extrinsic investment
children and shared goods
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intrinsic investment
personal bring in
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A03 RIM - Le et al postive
good prediction so valid
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A03 RIM - correlation
correlation not causation
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A03 RIM - abuse
explains why abusive relationships last long
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A03 RIM - complex
future plans are investments
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A03 RIM - self report methods
subjective
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Duck’s Phase Model
Relationship breakdown
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Duck’s first stage
Intra-psychic
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Duck’s second stage
dyadic
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Duck’s third stage
social
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duck’s 4th stage
grave-dressing
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Intra-psychic stage meaning
think about relationship and tell friend
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Dyadic stage meaning
cant avoid talks and can be fixed
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Social stage meaning
tell others
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grave dressing stage meaning
blame anyone but self
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A03 Duck - under-explains
under explains early stage
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A03 Duck - describe
description rather than an explanation
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A03 Duck - Rollie incomplete model
added extra stage, learning from mistakes
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A03 Duck - real world app
can help stop breakups
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A03 Duck - cultural bias
culturally bound
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Rubins strangers on a train phenomena
talk to people on trains
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McKenna and Bargh
absence of gating
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Gate examples
smell bad, lisp, holding bottle
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virtual is less effective because
it lacks context cues
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Anonymity
say things they cant in real life
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Hyperpersonal model
hyper honest or hyper dishonest
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A03 Virtual - temp val
lacks temporal validity constantly changing tech
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A03 Virtual - access
allows access for people who would be lonely
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A03 Virtual - social consequences
cant talk in real life
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A03 Virtual - NVC missing but
there in other ways e.g. skype etc
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Para social Relationships
one sided, heavily invested and other doesn’t know
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McCutcheon and Maltby
Celebrity Attitude Scale (CAS)
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level one CAS
Entertainment
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level two CAS
Intense personal
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Level three CAS
Borderline pathological
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McCutcheon
Absorption Addiction
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Absorption Addiction is an
attempt to escape reality, absorb info and become a stalker
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parasocial - Attachment
internal working model
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Which attachment type is most likely to be in a PR
insecure resistent
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A03 Parasocial - Maltby
CAS increase mental illness increases
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A03 Parasocial - Culture
Tengco, Filipinos higher than Americans
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A03 Parasocial - correlation
cause and effect not established
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A03 Parasocial - pro
stops loneliness and helps people find friends they can talk to