国外社会心理学1课件4.ppt
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EvaluatingtheSocialWorldCopyright2006,AllynandBaconChapterOutlineAttitudeFormationAttitudeFunctionsLinkBetweenAttitudesandBehaviorPersuasionCognitiveDissonanceCopyright2006,AllynandBaconAttitudesAttitudesevaluationsofvariousaspectsofthesocialworldThestudyofattitudesisamajortopicwithinthefieldofsocialpsychology.Theyrepresentaverybasiccomponentofsocialcognition.Theyofteninfluencebehavior,especiallywhentheyarestrong,accessible,andlong-standing.Copyright2006,AllynandBaconAttitudeFormationHowAttitudesDevelopSocialLearningtheprocessthroughwhichpeopleacquirenewinformation,formsofbehavior,orattitudesfromotherpersonsThreelearningprocessesareimportanttothedevelopmentofattitudes.ClassicalConditioninglearninginwhichonestimulusbecomesasignalforthepresentationofanotherstimulus(learningbyassociation)SubliminalConditioningclassicalconditioningofattitudesbyexposuretostimulithatarebelowindividualsthresholdofconsciousawarenessCopyright2006,AllynandBaconAttitudeFormationHowAttitudesDevelopInstrumentalConditioninglearninginwhichresponses(e.g.,attitudes)thatleadtopositiveoutcomesorwhichavoidnegativeoutcomesarestrengthenedObservationalLearninglearninginwhichindividualsacquirenewformsofbehavior(e.g.,attitudes)asaresultofobservingothersMediaexposurecaninfluenceattitudeformation.Third-PersonEffecttheimpactofmediaexposureonothersattitudesandbehaviorsisoverestimatedandtheimpactontheselfisunderestimatedSocialComparisontopeoplethatarelikedalsoplaysaroleinlearningattitudesfromothersandpeoplelearnattitudesfromthosetheylikeandrespect.Copyright2006,AllynandBaconAttitudeFunctionsAttitudeformationisabasiccognitiveprocessthatcanbeviewedasalmostautomatic.MereExposurePeopleformattitudestowardthingsthattheyhaveseenbefore,butdonotnecessarilyrememberseeing.Attitudesservemanyfunctions.TheKnowledgeFunctionattitudesaidintheinterpretationofnewstimuliandenablerapidrespondingtoattitude-relevantinformation(inwaysthatmaintainthem).Attitudeshelptomakesenseofthesocialworldquickly.Copyright2006,AllynandBaconAttitudeFunctionsAttitudesservemanyfunctions.TheIdentityorSelf-ExpressionFunctionattitudescanpermittheexpressionofcentralvaluesandbeliefsandtherebycommunicatepersonalidentity.Thiscanincludegroupmembershipandidentity.Peoplearemorelikelytoadopttheattitudepositionofsomeonewithwhomtheyshareanimportantidentity.TheSelf-EsteemFunctionholdingparticularattitudescanhelpmaintainorenhancefeelingsofself-worth.Attitudesbasedonmoralconvictionsaregoodpredictorsofbehavior.Copyright2006,AllynandBaconAttitudeFunctionsAttitudesservemanyfunctions.TheEgo-DefensiveFunctionclaimingparticularattitudescanprotectpeoplefromunwantedorunflatteringviewsofthemselves.Forexample,whenprejudicedpeoplestatethattheyareagainstprejudiceanddiscriminationtheyprotectthemselvesfromseeingthattheyareactuallybigoted.TheImpressionMotivationFunctionpeoplecanuseattitudestoleadotherstohaveapositiveviewofthemselves.Whenmotivatedtodoso,theattitudespeopleexpresscanshiftinordertocreatethedesiredimpressiononothers.Attitudesthatserveanimpressionmotivationfunctioncanleadpeopletoformulateargumentsthatsupporttheirviews.Copyright2006,AllynandBaconAttitudeFormationandFunctionsWhatareyourthoughts?
Howisanattitudeformedthroughtheprocessofclassicalconditioningorsubliminalconditioning?
Whatareexamplesofattitudesthatpeoplelearnfromthemedia?
Arethereproblemswithlearningattitudesfromthemedia?
Ifso,whatarethey?
Whatfunctionsdoyourattitudesserve?
Arepeoplealwaysawareofwhytheyholdtheattitudesthattheydo?
Whatareconsequencesofnotbeingawareofthesefunctions?
Copyright2006,AllynandBaconLinkBetweenAttitudesandBehaviorRoleoftheSocialContextSocialattitudesdonotalwayspredictbehavior.LaPiere(1934)foundthattheactionsofbusinessownersdidnotmatchtheirattitudes.BusinessesgavetheChinesecoupletravelingwithhimverygoodservice.But,theyexpressednegativeattitudesinwrittenresponsestoLaPiere,sayingthattheywouldnotofferservicetoChinesecustomers.Attitudesdifferentiallypredictbehaviordependingonhowpublictheactionisandwhethertherearepotentialsocialconsequences.Copyright2006,AllynandBaconLinkBetweenAttitudesandBehaviorWhenandWhyDoAttitudesInfluence