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| Process of interpreting one's enviornment |
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| Being conscously aware of something or someone |
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| Mental depositories for storing information |
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| Mental pictures of an event or object |
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| a mental picture of an event |
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| any thought or belief that is automatically activated without conscious awareness |
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| Beliefs about the characteristics of a group |
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| beliefs that appropriate roles for men and women |
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| Biased thoughts, attitudes, and feelings that exist at an unconscious level. |
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| The predicament in which members of a social group (e.g., African americans, women) must deal with the possibility of being judged or treated stereotypically, or of doing something that would confirm the stereotype. |
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| someone's high expectations for another person result in high performance |
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| An individual's high self-expectations lead to high performance. |
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| loss in performance due to low leader expectations |
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| Suspected or inferred causes or behavior |
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| Personal characteristics that cause behavior |
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| Enviornmental characteristics that cause behavior |
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| Fundamental attribution bias |
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| ignoring enviornmental factors that affect behavior |
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| taking more personal responsibility for success than failures |
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