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| a theory about the process by which we form opinions about another |
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| information and beliefs we have beforehand about another |
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| the causes we use to explain another's behavior |
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| our emotional responses, behavior, and expectations regarding another |
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| (incites riots) a loss of one's sense of individuality and responsibility when in a group |
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| the situation where the danger of an act is split among the members of a group; hence, it is smaller for each person |
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| the process of learning behaviors by viewing others and then doing the same things they did |
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| the supposed ability to get rid of aggressive energy by viewing others acting aggressively |
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| diffusion of responsibility |
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| for an individual member of a group, responsibility for others is spread out among all group members |
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| the concern about how others will judge us; we make our behavior conform to what we think they will approve of |
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| an attachment to a fixed area designated as ours alone and the tendency to defend it against intruders |
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| the "invisible bubble," or portable area, around us that we try to keep from being invaded |
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| the actual number of people per square foor in a given space |
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| a psychological feeling of too little space |
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