Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank.
A Feedback loop B. Social mobility C. Social capital D. Social class E. Diffuse characteristics F. Status hierarchies G. Social excharnge theory H. Doing gender I. Indirect excharges J. Strong ties K. Personal ties L. Weak ties M. Social stratification N. Direct excharges O. Status characteristics theary P. Borderwork Q. Specific characteristics R. Self-directed orientation S. Closeness of supervision T. Routirization U. Intellectual flexibility V. Substartive cormplexity W. Doing difference X. Intersectionality
-____ Exchanges between two people.
Recognize the contributions of size, texture, and interposition as depth cues.
Demonstrate an understanding of perceptual constancy and how it maintains stable perceptions despite changes.
Explain the impact of ocular changes (e.g., distance between eyes) on depth perception.
Describe the principle of unconscious inference and its application in perceptual phenomena.
Excitation Transfer Theory
A psychological theory suggesting that arousal generated in one context can intensify emotional experiences in another unrelated context.
Physiologically Aroused
A state in which the body's physiological functions are heightened, such as increased heart rate or adrenaline, often in response to stress or excitement.
Cultures of Honor
Societal norms that value honor and personal reputation, often responding to insults or threats aggressively to maintain status.
Status and Reputations
The recognition and esteem individuals or groups hold within a society, often reflecting their social standing, achievements, or character.