Social Psychology - Belonging 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyVisual SystemUniversityNone Created by: Laura BradleyCreated on: 24-05-16 13:57 Two or more people who define themselves and are recognised by others as a group and have a sense of us, which can be compared to them. Group 1 of 12 What theory argues that two people are not a group but a dyad? Social Learning Theory 2 of 12 How do we fit into groups? Group Socialisation 3 of 12 What do groups do for us? Give us a sense of identity, build self-esteem, social norms 4 of 12 How do we define ourselves in relation to groups? Think of our ingroup as better than the outgroup 5 of 12 What are the minimal requirements of a group? A perceived outgroup, categorisation 6 of 12 What can empirical work on this ^ contribute to our understanding of belonging? Prejudice and discrimination 7 of 12 What is the variety and value of empirical study of ostracism? Ostracism physically hurts, decreased feelings of belongingness, enforce group norms, protect and strengthen a group 8 of 12 What ethical issues arise in the empirical study of ostracism? Informed consent, pyschological and physical harm, lacks ecological validity 9 of 12 Are there any upsides of social ostracism? Strengthens the group, gives control to the group, Dingle et al. (2015) 10 of 12 What is Cyberball? A virtual ball-toss game 11 of 12 How can experiments using Cyberball help us to understand ostracism? Physically hurts and this is in a virtual reality 12 of 12
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