Lernmaterialien für Social Psychology an der John Cabot University

Assumptions and (by extension) expectations

Ex: If you enter to a library you know you have to be quiet.

Which one gets activated can depend on multiple factors, such as heuristics, biases, emotion, and priming

Happy faces and then showing them a person they will most likely like the person 

Start learning mandarin because you saw a Chinese guy smile 

If I told a group of people to not drink anything for 6 hours before the experiment this groups would drink more water than the one that was not tell this 

Exposure to one stimulus influences how a person responds to a subsequent, related stimulus without  intention. 

Ex: the word NURSE is Recognized more Quickly Following the word DOCTOR than Following the word BREAD.

• Chubby little nose small chin
• Seen as less powerful, less intelligent, more naive, more attractive, more approachable. 
• Less likely to be seen as bad people in violent crimes ​

• We like attractive people
• Are seen as better in general
• More intelligent powerful social healthier
• Someone we want to hang out 
• Pretty people get better grades the professor will grade them better 
• Less likely to be convicted of a crime
• Get less punishments 

• Pop out more
• Angry faces (outgroup)
• Less trustworthy more hostile
• More aggressive, more dangerous

someone we don't want to hang out with 

abstract representation of a concept

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