Understanding Relationships WK 6 Perceiving Groups 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyVisual SystemUniversityAll boards Created by: bluepanda19Created on: 05-12-18 17:18 What was the main finding from Moss-Racusin et al's (2012) study? Females judged as less competent & less employable 1 of 27 What is the term for "positive or negative evaluations of a social group or it's members"? Prejudice 2 of 27 What term defines the unequal treatment of different people based on the groups/categories in which they belong? Discrimination 3 of 27 What behaviour constitutes as discrimination? Both positive & negative behaviour 4 of 27 What is not an example of a social group? Pedestrians crossing a street 5 of 27 What is NOT an example of a stereotype? Donald and Lizzie like to watch football 6 of 27 What is a common stereotype about scottish people? They are financially tight 7 of 27 What is NOT a motive behind stereotyping? Physical attraction 8 of 27 What is the definition of mastery? Understanding the world accurately 9 of 27 What was the key finding from Henderson-King & Nesbett's (1996) study? The interview was shorter with the Black rude confederate 10 of 27 What is NOT an example of an illusory correlation? A student failed his last exam on a Monday so he determines that it was his revision technique 11 of 27 How do children learn stereotypes? From the people closest around them 12 of 27 What was NOT a main finding from Eagly's 1987 study? People become more suited in their roles over time 13 of 27 What are examples of media stereotypes? All three 14 of 27 What was the name of Bandura's (1977) study? Social learning theory 15 of 27 What is an example of an interaction shaped by social roles? "I observe that most daycare workers are women" 16 of 27 What attitudes are formed without conscious awareness? Implicit attitudes 17 of 27 What attitudes are deliberately formed? Explicit attitudes 18 of 27 What is NOT one of the three processing principles? Connectedness 19 of 27 Which processing principles states that established views are slow to change? Conservatism 20 of 27 Which processing principle states that most readily available information has the biggest impact on our thoughts, feelings and behaviour? Accessibility 21 of 27 What one of these statements is NOT true? Social categorisation exaggerates similarity between groups 22 of 27 Is it possible to eliminate stereotypical thinking? Yes but it is not easy 23 of 27 What is NOT a potential problem of positive stereotypes? It ignores people's similarities 24 of 27 What did the findings from Bodenhausen et al's (1995) study suggest? Positive or negative impression of individual group members are important contributors to people's overall impressions of the group 25 of 27 What were the two fictitious groups in Hoffman & Hursts (1990) study? Orinthians & Ackmians 26 of 27 What were the findings from Hoffman & Hursts (1990) study? Each group was seen as having psychological characteristics similar to the role 27 of 27
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