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1 Aggression Attraction Altruism Conflict/Peacemaking
Social Relations Aggression Attraction Altruism Conflict/Peacemaking

2 What fuels social conflict?
Social traps Frustration-Aggression principle

3 Altruism unselfish regard for the welfare of others

4 When are we most- and least- likely to help?
Bystander effect Social exchange theory Reciprocity norm XQ Social-responsibility norm

5 Attraction a feeling of interest, pleasure, or liking for someone

6 The psychology of attraction
Proximity - Mere exposure effect Physical Attractiveness Similarity People’s attractiveness is surprisingly unrelated to their self-esteem and happiness

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