Intergroup Conflict: True or False Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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In intergroup conflict, the groups engage in antagonistic actions toward one another to control some outcome important to them.

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True

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In intergroup conflict, the groups engage in antagonistic actions towards another group to control some outcome to them.

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False

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In misperception, it is groups in conflict forming distorted images of each other.

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True

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In social dilemma, it is groups in conflict forming distorted images of each other.

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False

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In social dilemma, it is choosing between self-interest and interest of the community.

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True

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In social dilemma, it is choosing between the interest of the community and other groups.

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False

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Cooperation is a decision that favors self-interest.

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False

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Cooperation is a decision that favors collective interest.

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True

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In relative deprivation theory, is is the feeling of deficiency based on comparison with relevant others who are seen as doing better than yourself.

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True

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In relative deprivation theory, is the feeling of abundance based on comparison with relevant others who are seen as doing better than yourself.

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False

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The realistic group conflict theory posits hostility between others in order to perceived reality.

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True

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The realistic group conflict theory, posits benevolence between others in order to perceived.

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False

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The social dominance theory, is the desire to see one’s own group to dominate the other.

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True

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In social dominance theory, it is the desire to see others group dominate one another.

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False

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In positioning theory, it explains how groups negotiate and contest dominance and subordination as a result of power differential in group relations.

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True

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In positioning theory, it explains how groups shows subordination as a result of power in group relations.

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False

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The group cohesion are members that generally show higher levels of loyalty and commitment.

18
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The group cohesion are members that seldom shows higher levels of loyalty and commitment.

19
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Leadership Militancy are competition for leadership within a group will increase group militancy and intensify the level of conflict with outside groups.

20
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Leadership Militancy are competition to strengthen bonds within a group and lessen conflict with outside groups.

21
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The norms and conformity means that the group typically reorder goal priorities and favor those behaviors that can help it win the conflict.

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The norms and conformity means that the group members attack on another typically to reorder goal priorities and favor those behaviors that can help it win the conflict.

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The superordinate goals is an objective held in common by all groups in a conflict that cannot be achieved without the supportive efforts of the others.

24
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The superordinate goals is an objective held in common by all groups in a conflict that can be achieved without the supportive efforts of the others.

25
The Intergroup contact, it is a prolonged and personal contact with the out-group tend to produce more positive attitudes toward them.
True
26
The Intergroup contact, it is a prolonged and contact with the in-group to produce more positive attitudes towards one another.
False
27
Mediators are independent third parties who help groups in conflict to identify issues and agree on some resolution.
True
28
Mediators are two parties who help each other in conflict to form issues and agree on some resolution.
False
29
Arbitrators are neutral third parties who has the power to decide how a conflict will be resolved.
True
30
Arbitrators are opposition parties who has the power to decide how a conflict will be resolved.
False
31
In year 2018, the poverty rate is 16.7%.
True
32
In year 2018, the poverty rate is 12.7%.
False
33
According to Tuazon, Filipino poor tend to have no aspirations.
True
34
According to Tuazon, Filipino poor tend to have aspirations.
False
35
The elite attribute poverty to the poor people’s laziness, opportunistic behavior and fatalistic view.
True
36
The elite attribute poverty to the poor people’s laziness, opportunistic behavior and fatalistic view.
False
37
Baluyot and Bolintiam (2008) found that tambays attribute their situation to external and stable factors such as lack of education and opportunities and eventually develop learned helplessness.
True
38
Baluyot and Bolintiam (2008) found that tambays attribute their situation to internal factors such as lack of shelter and food insecurity and eventually develop learned helplessness.
False
39
Filipino women in the low SES showed a strong achievement orientation, self-efficacy, and high self-esteem.
True
40
Filipino women in the low SES showed a weak achievement orientation, self-efficacy, and high self-esteem.
False
41
Street children of Metro Manila has more positive and less negative coping styles, and greater perceived social support from loved ones.
True
42
Street children of Metro Manila has more negative and less positive coping styles, and greater perceived social support from loved ones.
False