Attitudeswhich areunconscious,anduncontrolledImplicitAttitudesThe third party isperceived by thejealous individualas a rival, as theyact as a threat tothe valuedrelationship.Threat toTheRelationshipThe basicmotivation toseek andmaintaininterpersonalrelationshipsNeed forAffiliationCoined byAllport (1954), itexamines thefour conditionsto reduce inter-group hostility.TheContactHypothesisThe lesspowerful personsubmits to thedemands of themore powerfulpersonObedienceCooperating withother peopleincreased ourancestors’chance to surviveEvolutionaryImperativeChanging one’sbehavior toadhere toexisting orimagined socialnormsConformity(Negative)emotionsbased ongroupmembershipPrejudicementalframeworks thatallow us toorganize largeamounts ofinformation in anefficient mannerSchemasRespondingfavorably to anexplicit requestby anotherpersonComplianceAttitudeswhich areconscious,andreportableExplicitAttitudesMembers arelinked via thecategory oridentity as awholeCommon-IdentityGroupTemporaryincrease inaccessibility ofschemas whichaffects ourcurrent thinkingPrimingA cognitiveprocessing thatis fast,relativelyeffortless, andintuitive thoughtAutomaticProcessingA negative emotion inwhich an individualresents a third partyfor appearing to takeaway (or being likelyto take away) theaffections of a lovedone.Jealousymental shortcutsthat reducecomplexproblem-solvingto simpler, rule-based decisionsHeuristicsIt measuresattitudes andbeliefs thatpeople may beunwilling orunable to reportIATThe easier it isto considerinstances ofclass Y, themore frequentwe think it isAvailabilityHeuristicThe initialestimated valuesaffect the finalestimates, evenafter considerableadjustmentsAnchoringandAdjustmentHeuristicThe moreobject X issimilar to classY, the morelikely we thinkX belongs to YRepresentativenessHeuristicA cognitiveprocessing thatis Systemic,logical andhighly effortfultoughtControlledProcessingLimitedinformation canlead to quickand accuratejudgementThinSlicesThe jealous individualexperiences socialrejection (anticipatedor actual), whichresult in a threat tothe self-esteem.Threat toThe Self-EsteemAttitudeswhich areunconscious,anduncontrolledImplicitAttitudesThe third party isperceived by thejealous individualas a rival, as theyact as a threat tothe valuedrelationship.Threat toTheRelationshipThe basicmotivation toseek andmaintaininterpersonalrelationshipsNeed forAffiliationCoined byAllport (1954), itexamines thefour conditionsto reduce inter-group hostility.TheContactHypothesisThe lesspowerful personsubmits to thedemands of themore powerfulpersonObedienceCooperating withother peopleincreased ourancestors’chance to surviveEvolutionaryImperativeChanging one’sbehavior toadhere toexisting orimagined socialnormsConformity(Negative)emotionsbased ongroupmembershipPrejudicementalframeworks thatallow us toorganize largeamounts ofinformation in anefficient mannerSchemasRespondingfavorably to anexplicit requestby anotherpersonComplianceAttitudeswhich areconscious,andreportableExplicitAttitudesMembers arelinked via thecategory oridentity as awholeCommon-IdentityGroupTemporaryincrease inaccessibility ofschemas whichaffects ourcurrent thinkingPrimingA cognitiveprocessing thatis fast,relativelyeffortless, andintuitive thoughtAutomaticProcessingA negative emotion inwhich an individualresents a third partyfor appearing to takeaway (or being likelyto take away) theaffections of a lovedone.Jealousymental shortcutsthat reducecomplexproblem-solvingto simpler, rule-based decisionsHeuristicsIt measuresattitudes andbeliefs thatpeople may beunwilling orunable to reportIATThe easier it isto considerinstances ofclass Y, themore frequentwe think it isAvailabilityHeuristicThe initialestimated valuesaffect the finalestimates, evenafter considerableadjustmentsAnchoringandAdjustmentHeuristicThe moreobject X issimilar to classY, the morelikely we thinkX belongs to YRepresentativenessHeuristicA cognitiveprocessing thatis Systemic,logical andhighly effortfultoughtControlledProcessingLimitedinformation canlead to quickand accuratejudgementThinSlicesThe jealous individualexperiences socialrejection (anticipatedor actual), whichresult in a threat tothe self-esteem.Threat toThe Self-Esteem

Wrap Up 2024 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Implicit Attitudes
    Attitudes which are unconscious, and uncontrolled
  2. Threat to The Relationship
    The third party is perceived by the jealous individual as a rival, as they act as a threat to the valued relationship.
  3. Need for Affiliation
    The basic motivation to seek and maintain interpersonal relationships
  4. The Contact Hypothesis
    Coined by Allport (1954), it examines the four conditions to reduce inter-group hostility.
  5. Obedience
    The less powerful person submits to the demands of the more powerful person
  6. Evolutionary Imperative
    Cooperating with other people increased our ancestors’ chance to survive
  7. Conformity
    Changing one’s behavior to adhere to existing or imagined social norms
  8. Prejudice
    (Negative) emotions based on group membership
  9. Schemas
    mental frameworks that allow us to organize large amounts of information in an efficient manner
  10. Compliance
    Responding favorably to an explicit request by another person
  11. Explicit Attitudes
    Attitudes which are conscious, and reportable
  12. Common-Identity Group
    Members are linked via the category or identity as a whole
  13. Priming
    Temporary increase in accessibility of schemas which affects our current thinking
  14. Automatic Processing
    A cognitive processing that is fast, relatively effortless, and intuitive thought
  15. Jealousy
    A negative emotion in which an individual resents a third party for appearing to take away (or being likely to take away) the affections of a loved one.
  16. Heuristics
    mental shortcuts that reduce complex problem-solving to simpler, rule-based decisions
  17. IAT
    It measures attitudes and beliefs that people may be unwilling or unable to report
  18. Availability Heuristic
    The easier it is to consider instances of class Y, the more frequent we think it is
  19. Anchoring and Adjustment Heuristic
    The initial estimated values affect the final estimates, even after considerable adjustments
  20. Representativeness Heuristic
    The more object X is similar to class Y, the more likely we think X belongs to Y
  21. Controlled Processing
    A cognitive processing that is Systemic, logical and highly effortful tought
  22. Thin Slices
    Limited information can lead to quick and accurate judgement
  23. Threat to The Self-Esteem
    The jealous individual experiences social rejection (anticipated or actual), which result in a threat to the self-esteem.