Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... negative , pessimistic way of explaining and interpreting failures . Explanatory style : One's habitual way of ex- plaining life events . A nega- tive pessimistic , depressive explanatory style attributes failures to stable , global ...
... negative , pessimistic way of explaining and interpreting failures . Explanatory style : One's habitual way of ex- plaining life events . A nega- tive pessimistic , depressive explanatory style attributes failures to stable , global ...
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... negative thinking had led to a negative mood response , which then led to negative behavior . Outside the laboratory , studies of children , teenagers , and adults confirm that those with the pessimistic explanatory style are more ...
... negative thinking had led to a negative mood response , which then led to negative behavior . Outside the laboratory , studies of children , teenagers , and adults confirm that those with the pessimistic explanatory style are more ...
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... negative evaluations that mark prejudice can stem from emotional as- sociations , from the need to justify behavior , or from negative beliefs , called stereotypes . To stereotype is to generalize . To simplify the world , we gener ...
... negative evaluations that mark prejudice can stem from emotional as- sociations , from the need to justify behavior , or from negative beliefs , called stereotypes . To stereotype is to generalize . To simplify the world , we gener ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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