PSY100H1 Chapter Notes -Phallic Stage, Carl Jung, Genital Stage

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As social animals, we live in groups. Groups provide security, mating oppurtunities, and assistance in hunting and gathering. We have evolved mechanisms for discerning group members from non- group members, detecting dangers from within the group, (such as deception, coercion and infidelity). We must constantly make judgments about whether others are friends or foes, potential mates, potential challengers, honest or dishonest, trustworthy or unreliable, etc. We tend to automatically group people into social categories. How you initially feel about a person will be largely determined by nonverbal behaviours. Nonverbal behaviour: the facial expressions, gestures, mannerisms, and movements by which one communicates with others: facial expressions: The face is usually the first thing we notice about another person. When babies are less than an hour old, they prefer to look at and will track a picture of a human face rather than a blank outline of a head. The face communicates a great deal: emotional state, interest, distrust.

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