Face Injustice Flashcards

(10 cards)

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What is a Prosocial Orientation?

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Being naturally inclined to help others and care about their well-being.

This orientation reflects a person’s inherent tendency towards altruistic behavior.

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What does it mean to help on gut instinct?

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Reacting automatically or intuitively to injustice without overthinking.

This often involves immediate emotional responses to perceived wrongs.

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What is the ‘Just World Hypothesis’?

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The belief that people always ‘get what they deserve.’

Rejecting this belief allows for recognition that injustice can happen to anyone.

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What does fighting pluralistic ignorance involve?

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Challenging the false assumption that others’ inaction means nothing is wrong or help isn’t needed.

This encourages individuals to take action despite perceived inaction from others.

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How does developing shared humanity and empathy for others manifest?

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Seeing others as fundamentally like oneself and valuing their emotions and experiences.

This perspective fosters compassionate responses to injustice.

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What role do strong moral principles play in helping behavior?

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Being guided by a clear internal sense of right and wrong, even in difficult situations.

Moral principles often drive individuals to act against injustice.

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What does high tolerance for risk entail?

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Being willing to face danger, criticism, or personal loss to help someone else.

This risk-taking is often essential in situations requiring intervention.

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How does being marginalized affect one’s response to injustice?

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Understanding exclusion firsthand increases sensitivity to others’ suffering and injustice.

Marginalization can enhance empathy and motivation to help.

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What is the significance of faith in personal competence?

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Believing in one’s own ability to make a difference, even when the problem seems large or complex.

This faith empowers individuals to take action despite challenges.

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What does going against altruistic inertia mean?

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Overcoming the tendency to wait for someone else to help or for the ‘right moment’-acting instead of hesitating.

This proactive approach is crucial in situations that require immediate assistance.

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