PSYB10H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Fundamental Attribution Error, Dress Clothes, Automaticity
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Chapter 4 pg 96-122, chartrand & bargh (1999) Back and forth exchange of verbal or nonverbal behaviour between 2 or more people: average time. Conflict interactions: 3 minutes: methods of communication that qualify. In person, over the phone, online (msn, not fb: field theory. A person"s behaviour is a function of both who they are (the person) and the situation they find themselves in (the environment) B= f(p,e: general social interaction cycle. What you expect is what you look for: how do social interactions go well, mimicry. Mirroring an interaction partner"s behaviours; non-consciously: chameleon effect (chartrand & bargh, 1999, perception-behaviour link, perceiving a behaviour makes it more likely to occur, self-regulation and social interaction. Perceiving and predicting others: types of social information, behaviour, nonverbal behaviour. How people communicate, intentionally or unintentionally without words: emblems. Hand or arm gestures that are clear, well-understood definitions.
