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AP Psychology

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attribution   explanations of the causes of events  
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attribution theory   behavior is explained through crediting either a person's situation or disposition  
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fundamental attribution error   the tendency to overestimate the impact of personal disposition when analyzing other's behavior  
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actor-observer bias   crediting one's own actions to a situation while crediting another's actions to their disposition  
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disposition   personal character  
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shadenfreude   taking joy in another's failure  
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attitudes-follow-behavior principal   feelings can be influenced by behavior  
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foot-in-the-door phenomenon   when you first agree to a small request, you are more likely to comply with a larger request  
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door-in-the-face effect   people are more likely to agree to a smaller request after being presented with a larger one first  
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cognitive dissonance theory   actions are often adjusted to match one's attitude to reduce dissonance  
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elaboration likelihood model   when messages are actively processed, they are more often retained  
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peripheral route persuasion   attention-grabbing cues trigger speedy, emotion-based judgements  
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central-route persuasion   evidence and arguments aim to trigger careful thinking  
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positive herding   when positive ratings generate more positive ratings  
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normative social influence   influence resulting from a person's willingness to accept other's opinions about reality  
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social control   the power of a situation  
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