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Social dilemma

Social dilemma refers to a situation in which the most beneficial action for an individual will, have harmful effects on everyone if chosen by most people. It is a social situation th

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Social Dominance

Deutsch: Soziale Dominanz / Español: Dominancia Social / Português: Dominância Social / Français: Domination Sociale / Italian: Dominanza Sociale

Social dominance in the psychology context refers to the hierarchy or power structure within a Group or society, where certain individuals or groups exert control or influence over others. This concept explores how social hierarchies are formed, maintained, and the psychological mechanisms behind them. Social dominance can manifest in both interpersonal relationships (where one person dominates another) and in broader societal structures (where certain groups hold power over others). It is a key concept in understanding social behavior, group dynamics, and issues related to inequality and discrimination.

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Social epidemiology

Social epidemiology is the study of social epidemics and diseases of the social order.

Social exchange theory

Social exchange theory refers to a theory, based on the principle of reinforcement, that assumes that people will choose actions that maximize rewards and minimize costs; theory that seeks to understand social behavior by analyzing the costs and benefits of interacting with each other. Moreover, Social exchange theory is the theory which holds that how people feel about a relationship depends on their perceptions of the rewards and costs of the relationship, the kind of relationship they deserve, and their chances for having a better relationship with someone else; a theory stating that rewards must exceed costs for relationships to endure; the idea that interpersonal relationships are governed by perceptions of the rewards and costs exchanged in interactions.

Social identity

Social Identity refer to those aspects of the self-concept that depend on the various groups to which we belong.

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Social Impact

Deutsch: Soziale Auswirkungen / Español: Impacto social / Português: Impacto social / Français: Impact social / Italian: Impatto sociale

Social Impact in the psychology context refers to the effects that individuals or groups have on the attitudes, behaviors, and emotions of others within a social setting. It encompasses the various ways in which social interactions, societal norms, and cultural influences shape individual and collective psychological experiences.

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Social impressions

Social impressions refers to a type of belief perseverance which refers to beliefs about specific other people.

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Social Influence

Deutsch: Sozialer Einfluss / Español: Influencia social / Português: Influência social / Français: Influence sociale / Italiano: Influenza sociale

The concept of Social Influence describes how individuals or groups shape the attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors of others, often without explicit coercion. It is a fundamental mechanism in human interaction, affecting decisions in personal, professional, and societal contexts. Understanding its dynamics helps explain phenomena ranging from consumer trends to political movements.

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