Prejudice and Stereotyping

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How does Ashmore define prejudice?

A negative attitude toward a socially defined group, and any person perceived to be a member of that group

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What is the difference between stereotypes and discrimination?

Stereotypes are beliefs; discrimination is differential treatment.

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What did Swim (1994) find about gender stereotypes?

They are generally accurate but tend to underestimate differences.

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What is the Social Identity Theory by Tajfel?

Group identity supports self-esteem; leads to in-group bias.

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What is the minimal group paradigm?

People show bias even for arbitrary groupings.

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What is Hovland & Sears' scapegoating theory?

Frustration leads to aggression toward outgroups.

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What is the Realistic Group Conflict Theory?

Competition over resources increases intergroup prejudice.

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What is Social Dominance Orientation (Pratto & Sidanius)?

A preference for hierarchy and dominance of some groups over others.

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What did Adorno et al. identify as the Authoritarian Personality?

Rigid, obedient personalities prone to prejudice.

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What are Hamilton & Gifford’s Group A & B findings?

Illusory correlation between group membership and negative behavior.

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What did Clark & Clark’s "doll preference" study show?

Internalization of negative stereotypes in Black children.

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What is stereotype threat (Steele)?

Activation of a negative stereotype impairs performance.

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What was Devine (1989)'s key finding?

Everyone knows stereotypes, but low-prejudice people inhibit them.

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What did Fazio et al. find in the Bonafide Pipeline study?

Implicit attitudes predicted behavior better than self-report.

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What were the results of Dovidio et al. (1997)?

Implicit prejudice influenced nonverbal behavior; explicit prejudice influenced judgments.

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What does the IAT measure?

Reaction times to category/word pairings to assess implicit bias.

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What conditions make stereotyping more likely?

Ambiguity, cognitive load, low self-esteem, emotional arousal.

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What is Aronson’s Jigsaw Classroom?

A method of reducing prejudice through cooperative learning.