PSYCH 104 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Cognitive Therapy, Psych
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Affiliation refers to the tendency to seek the company of other people. We spend about 70% of our time with other people. Schacter study: subjects were assigned to a high fear or a low fear condition in the low fear condition, 33% wanted to wait with other people, in the high fear condition, 63% wanted to wait with others. Accepted group, the partner liked you and wanted to spend more time with you in the future. People who were high in dismissing attachment, were happier when others wanted to spend more time with them. People who say they don"t need friends are secretly happy. Proximity: refers to the physical closeness between two individuals with respect to who they come into contact with, relationship to liking the closer the distance, the more they like each other when people like them. Functional distance if your dorm room is across from the common area, then you"ll know more people because of it"s location.
