Theories of Social Psychology

ability action activity analysis assumption attitude attribution B. F. Skinner Bandura basic behavior sequence Biddle and Thomas chapter classical conditioning cognitive dissonance concept concerned conflict consistent cues defined definition determine discriminative discriminative stimulus dissonance distal stimulus drive dyad effects emit evaluation example expectations experimental factors Festinger forces Freud function goal group members Heider Homans hypotheses imitation individual individual's interaction internal interpersonal learning Lewin mediated ment Miller and Dollard motive needs negative norms object observer occur Oedipal conflict opinions organism orientation outcomes overt perceived perception performance person positive postulates predictions principles problems proposed propositions reaction formation reduce referred reinforcement relations relationship relevant response rewards role role theory Sarnoff Sherif similar situation social behavior social comparison theory social judgment theory social psychology specific stimulus studies superego syntality tension theoretical theorists theory of social Thibaut and Kelley tion variables vidual