Psychology of human relationships
Biology and interpersonal relationships evolution and mate selection: evolution and mate selection
Cognition and interpersonal relationships: reciprocity (we like those who like us), familiarity, similarity, matching
Culture and interpersonal relationships: individualism/ collectivism; arranged marriages
Social penetration theory: self-disclose increases liking
Attributional style” positive attribution patterns are a sign of a healthy relationship
Patterns of accommodation: constructive communication unites people
Gottman’s four horsemen : criticism , contempt , defensiveness, stonewalling
Hormones and behavior--Oxytocin
Technology affects interpersonal relationships ships
Globalization
Groups: consist of at least 2 people who perceive themselves to be a member of that group when the existence of the group is recognized by at least one other
Deindividuation: sense of anonymity that individuals experience when they are acting as part of a group; this can result in group members engaging in extreme behaviors
Prosocial behavior
Reciprocal altruism model
Humiliation’s kin selection theory: helping relatives to pass on the genes you share
Empathy altruism hypothesis: people help out genuine concern for another’s wellness; social exchange theory; altruistic vs egoistic
The bystander effect
Factos affecting bystanderism
Biology and interpersonal relationships evolution and mate selection: evolution and mate selection
Cognition and interpersonal relationships: reciprocity (we like those who like us), familiarity, similarity, matching
Culture and interpersonal relationships: individualism/ collectivism; arranged marriages
Social penetration theory: self-disclose increases liking
Attributional style” positive attribution patterns are a sign of a healthy relationship
Patterns of accommodation: constructive communication unites people
Gottman’s four horsemen : criticism , contempt , defensiveness, stonewalling
Hormones and behavior--Oxytocin
Technology affects interpersonal relationships ships
Globalization
Groups: consist of at least 2 people who perceive themselves to be a member of that group when the existence of the group is recognized by at least one other
Deindividuation: sense of anonymity that individuals experience when they are acting as part of a group; this can result in group members engaging in extreme behaviors
Prosocial behavior
Reciprocal altruism model
Humiliation’s kin selection theory: helping relatives to pass on the genes you share
Empathy altruism hypothesis: people help out genuine concern for another’s wellness; social exchange theory; altruistic vs egoistic
The bystander effect
Factos affecting bystanderism