CH11 - Stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination Flashcards

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What are stereotypes?

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generalization about group that are often applied to ind group members

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What concept has the following definition?

positive/negative attitude + emotional response to members of a group

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Prejudice

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What is the definition of discrimination?

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(un)favorable treatment of an ind because of the person’s membership in a specific group

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What is the difference between prejudice and discrimination?

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Prejudice is more in terms of judging, whereas discrimination is behavior-based

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What concept has the following definition?

consciously holding egalitarian attitudes while nonconsciously having negative attitudes + exhibiting more subtle forms of prejudices

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Modern racism

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What is benevolent racism/sexism?

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consciously holding egalitarian attitudes while nonconsciously having negative attitudes + exhibiting more subtle forms of prejudices

“some of my friends are —”

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How is an implicit association test conducted?

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Measures non-conscious attitudes by comparing reaction times when out-group pic/words in pos/neg categories

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What concept has the following definition?

priming procedure designed to asses people’s implicit associations to different stimuli, including their asso to various ethnic, racial, occupational and lifestyle groups

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🡪Affect misattribution procedure

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What theory describes that group conflict or prejudice is likely to arise over competition between groups for limited resources?

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Realistic group conflict theory

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What is the minimal group paradigm?

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an experimental paradigm in which researcher’s create groups based on arbitrary and seemingly meaningless criteria and then examine how the members of these minimal groups are inclined to behave towards one another

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What is the definition of ‘basking in reflected glory’?

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Taking pride in the accomplishments of other people in one’s group, such as when sports fans identify with a winning team.

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How are stereotypes maintained?

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Through self-fulfilling prophecies

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Which concept has the following definition?

attributing false characteristics or tendencies to groups, creating illusory correlations

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Paired distinctiveness

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What is subtyping?

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explaining away exceptions to a given stereotype by creating a subcategory of the stereotyped group that can be expected to differ from group as a whole

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What is the outgroup homogenous effect?

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It’s assuming outgroups are more homogenous than ingroups

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Which concept has the following definition?

the tendency for ppl to be better able to recognize + distinguish faces from their own race than from other races.

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Own-race identification bias

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What’s a stereotype threat?

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fear that member of stigmatized group will confirm other’s stereotypes so performance is impaired

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What is a way of reducing steoreotypes?

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🡪Contact hypothesis: contact between members of diff groups can reduce intergroup hostility – esp if 1-on-1 interactions between ind of equal status if encourages cooperative pursuit of superordinate goals