SocialReciprocityNormIDYerkes-DodsonLawActor-observerBiasO.C.E.A.NSelfefficiencySocialResponsibilityNormthe tendency forpeople to perceivemembers of theirown group as moresimilar to eachother than membersoutside the groupHierarchyof Needscomparingyourself toothers toevaluate yourown set of skillsand abilitiesExplains ourmotivation toreduce arousalby meetingbasic needsIncentiveTheoryPsychodynamicTheoryFundamentalattributionerrorCollectivismInformationalsocialinfluencea socialpsychological theorythat describes howpeople are less likelyto help others whenothers are presentDispositionalAttributionSelf-esteemevaluating othercultures based onstandards/customsof your ownculture.ArousalTheorySelf-fulfillingProphecyProjectionFacialFeedbackHypothesisSocialReciprocityNormIDYerkes-DodsonLawActor-observerBiasO.C.E.A.NSelfefficiencySocialResponsibilityNormthe tendency forpeople to perceivemembers of theirown group as moresimilar to eachother than membersoutside the groupHierarchyof Needscomparingyourself toothers toevaluate yourown set of skillsand abilitiesExplains ourmotivation toreduce arousalby meetingbasic needsIncentiveTheoryPsychodynamicTheoryFundamentalattributionerrorCollectivismInformationalsocialinfluencea socialpsychological theorythat describes howpeople are less likelyto help others whenothers are presentDispositionalAttributionSelf-esteemevaluating othercultures based onstandards/customsof your ownculture.ArousalTheorySelf-fulfillingProphecyProjectionFacialFeedbackHypothesis

Unit 4 Psychology Review - 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. Social Reciprocity Norm
  2. ID
  3. Yerkes-Dodson Law
  4. Actor-observer Bias
  5. O.C.E.A.N
  6. Self efficiency
  7. Social Responsibility Norm
  8. the tendency for people to perceive members of their own group as more similar to each other than members outside the group
  9. Hierarchy of Needs
  10. comparing yourself to others to evaluate your own set of skills and abilities
  11. Explains our motivation to reduce arousal by meeting basic needs
  12. Incentive Theory
  13. Psychodynamic Theory
  14. Fundamental attribution error
  15. Collectivism
  16. Informational social influence
  17. a social psychological theory that describes how people are less likely to help others when others are present
  18. Dispositional Attribution
  19. Self-esteem
  20. evaluating other cultures based on standards/customs of your own culture.
  21. Arousal Theory
  22. Self-fulfilling Prophecy
  23. Projection
  24. Facial Feedback Hypothesis