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1
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What is the outgroup homogeneity effect?

A

The perception of “they” as being alike

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2
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The outgroup homogeneity effect is due to limited contact, and ____________ Contact.

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Unrepresentative contact

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3
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Entitative Groups appear to be coherent, unified, and composed of frequently _________ _________ with shared norms and ________ _____

A

Interactive members

common goals

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4
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Why are entitative group prejudices subjectively acceptable?
Because of ___ __ ____ ______ (NOGI)- the in-group interest should be pursued at ________ __ _______.

A

Norm of group interest
expenses of outgroup.
Ex. My church doesn’t want other church immigrating because we don’t have same views, but still support people.

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5
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What is the treatment for rationalizing oppressive treatment?

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Mass Killing

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6
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Infrahumanization: Denying a group _____ _____ ______ rendering them “___ ____ ______”.

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critical human features

less than human

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7
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When able prejudiced cognitively _______ _________ to “factual” bases of their ___________.

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Undermind challenges

prejudice

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8
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T/F

if able to devote full attention, prejudiced Ss focused more closely on ST inconsistent information?

A

T

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9
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Inattentional Blindness: The tendency for the visual system to fail to detect some __________ stimuli when the perceive is paying close attention to other _______

A

unexpected
stimuli
Ex, Blacks are associated with a degraded-ape image.

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10
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Counter stereotypical behavior often subject to a “blacklash”:

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Assertive women who behave decisive and self-confident fashion tend to be disliked and mistreated. Both Perceivers and actors contribute to perpetuation of gender.

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11
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Agentic: women are rated as more _______, ________, and arrogant that equivalently agentic me.

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dominant, controlling

Seen as socially incompetent.

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12
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The model of Blacklash:
Perceiver Effect: Pushy (violation of ST _________)
Justifies _______ treatment and creates a ________: ostracism, ridicule, insult, sabotage.

A

Expectations
negative
Backlash

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13
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The model of Backlash
Actor Effect: Tries not to violate _________
See’s and fears how other _______ are treated.
Plays ______ and ________ more feminine (hiding masculine ability)
Spares mistreatment : protection of ___-______

A
expectancy 
women 
dumb 
behaves 
self-esteem
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14
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How is indirect reaction time ( conscious social) measured?

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IAT: Implicit association task

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15
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IAT method:
1) Task= Response Association
2) Positive & _______ Associations are assigned.
3-5) Mixing up Association between Male and Female vs Positive and Negative

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negative

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16
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An IAT validity study predicted _____ of undecided ______

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voters

17
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IMP: Indirect _________ Measure

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Physiological

18
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In IMP, internal motives are important part of ____ _______ and control ________.
Ss primarily internally motives ___ ___ show physio signs of negative emotions when viewing B fac.

A

Self Concept
Prejudice
did not

19
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In IMP, External motivation would control for others ___________ of the individual.

A

disapproving

20
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Subjects not internally motivated, __ ____ physic signs of negative emotions.

A

Did show

21
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If both internally and externally motivated showed physiological signs of ______ emotions, but explicitly expressed relatively ________ feelings.

A

Negative

Positive

22
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Feeling accepted by __-_____ members led to internal _______

A

Out-group

motivation.

23
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Fostering internal motivations tended to _____ prejudice, whereas fostering external motivations tended to ______ prejudice.

A

Decrease

Increase

24
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Hostile Sexism: Negatively valences thought and feelings about _____ in which they are viewed as inherently _____.

A

women

inferior

25
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Benevolent Sexism: Positively valences thoughts and feelings about the esteemed ___ and ___ qualities of women.

A

pure

moral

26
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When viewing scantily clad women, men with high Hostile Sexism score with ____-______ action verbs

A

First Person (e.g. handle) as objects

27
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In Social Dominance Orientation extent to which folks think that its okay for _______ groups to dominate ______ groups.
How is this Measured: by Social _______ Scale

A

Superior
Inferior
Dominance

28
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In SDO, whites who were high in sod and blacks who were low in SDO tended to classify folks of mixed W-B ancestry as _____

A

Black
Whites, because perception of competition and status threat
Blacks because linked to a perception of shared history of discrimination and a common fate

29
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Authoritarianism: Protect own land and ______ of everyone.

A

Afraid

30
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Duckitt’s Dual Process Model

1) Strict and Putative ______, lead to
2) Personality trait of Social _______, lead to
3) A Dangerous _________, lead to
4) The __________ Personality, lead to
5) Prejudice toward threatening ________ (low or high status)

A
Parenting 
Conformity 
Worldview 
Authoritarianism 
Out-groups
31
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When we think of SDO, we think of callous and _______

A

disdainful (avoidance theory)