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- Created on: 02-12-15 15:05
1. What is implicit prejudice?
- Higher levels of prejudice such as legitimised prejudice and dehumanisation
- Prejudice that lies in concious awareness, may influence behaviours that are difficult to control (e.g eye movement)
- Prejudice that lies beneath concious awareness, may influence behaviours that are difficult to control (e.g eye movement)
- Lower levels of prejudice such as microaggressions and negative body language
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2. What is the main premise of the frustration aggression hypothesis?
- The disequilibrium of frustration caused by goal attainment leads to aggression
- The disequilibrium of frustration caused by impeded goal attainment leads to aggression
- The equilibrium of frustration caused by impeded goal attainment leads to aggression
- The equilibrium of frustration caused by goal attainment leads to aggression
3. What is the main critique of social identity theory?
- Social identity theory is too reductionist
- The individual context is ignored
- The group context is ignored
- Social identity theory ignores evolutionary arguments
4. What is imagined contact?
- Mentally simulating a meeting with outgroup members
- When positive behaviours are acquired through observing ingroup/outgroup relationships
- When ingroup members have outgroup friends
5. What did a recent study testing the FAH find? (Breur, Scharow & Quandt, 2013)
- Losing in a rigged videogame led to negative affect and higher frustration levels which were in turn related to higher levels of aggression
- Winning in a rigged videogame led to positive affect and lower frustration levels which were related to lower levels of aggression
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