Social Psychology Schemas Stereotypes Attributions Fundamental Attribution Error.

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Social Psychology Schemas Stereotypes Attributions Fundamental Attribution Error

Interpersonal Attraction Proximity Physical Attractiveness Similarity Exchange

Attitudes Self-Monitoring Prejudice Discrimination Racism

Conformity Asch Group size Unanimity of group (agreement) Nature of task Personal characteristics

Compliance Foot-in-the-door Door-in-the-face Lowball That’s-not-all Fast-Approaching Deadline Playing Hard To Get

More Social Psychology Obedience Deindividuation Bystander Effect Altruistic Behavior

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