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Social Psychology Human Nature Study Set 1
Quiz 13: Prejudice and Intergroup Relations
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Question 161
True/False
Jayne firmly believes that prejudice is wrong, and works hard to consciously overcome any stereotypes she feels might interfere with her judgments. Jayne has an External Motivation to Respond without Prejudice.
Question 162
Short Answer
Most people assume that outgroup members are relatively similar to one another, while ingroup members are relatively different from one another. This tendency is known as the ________________.
Question 163
Short Answer
Vera believes that old people smell bad. Suppose that, when getting on the bus earlier this week, she felt repulsed when she saw that the only available seat was next to an old person. This would be an example of ________________.
Question 164
Short Answer
Max is on a date with Ella. Ella is an obese woman. People around Max look at him as if he is less successful than he actually is because he is on a date with an obese woman. This is an example of ________________.
Question 165
Short Answer
A group of students is working on a puzzle. Each student has two pieces necessary to complete it. All the students want to complete it. This is an example of a(n) ________________.
Question 166
True/False
Research suggests that black students tend to perform better on academic exams when they experience stereotype threat than when they don't.
Question 167
Short Answer
Researchers Plant and Devine have identified two basic motives that people have to overcome prejudices. One motive, known as the ________________ Motivation to Respond Without Prejudice, is exemplified by the following statement: "Because of my personal values, I believe that using stereotypes is wrong."
Question 168
Short Answer
Social psychologists use the term ________________ to refer to the unequal treatment of different people based on the groups or categories to which they belong.
Question 169
Short Answer
Research has shown that people's judgments about racial and ethnic differences averaged within ________________ of the objective facts.
Question 170
Short Answer
The idea that regular interactions among members of different groups reduces prejudice, so long as the interactions occur under favorable conditions, is known as the ________________.
Question 171
Short Answer
Rudolph is highly prejudiced against homeless people, and frequently blames them for societal problems-even when he has no evidence to support his claims. According to Rudolph, the homeless are responsible for high crime rates, high property values, high taxes, and even high movie theater ticket prices. Given this information, social psychologists would say that Rudolph treats the homeless as ________________.
Question 172
Short Answer
Technically speaking, the term "homophobia" refers to excessive ________________ of homosexuals or homosexual behavior.
Question 173
Short Answer
Certain features of objects or people are more noticeable or obvious than others. Features that are more obvious are called ________________.
Question 174
True/False
On average, black Americans have higher self-esteem than white Americans
Question 175
Short Answer
Josefina thinks that good-looking guys are all aloof and boring. Consequently, when she meets a good-looking guy, she doesn't try very hard to engage him in conversation because she thinks he is aloof and won't respond. Her behavior produces a tendency in good-looking men she meets to respond to her with some degree of aloofness because she isn't very engaging herself. This illustrates the ________________.
Question 176
Short Answer
Groups are more influenced by competition than individuals are. This effect has been dubbed the ________________.
Question 177
Short Answer
Having to decide as quickly as possible if a string of words is a real word or not is a(n) ________________.
Question 178
True/False
Research suggests that one key way in which non-prejudiced people differ from prejudiced people is that non-prejudiced people are not aware of the negative stereotypes of other groups.
Question 179
Short Answer
Muzafer Sherif's "Robber's Cave study," in which groups of 11-year-old boys at a summer camp were first pitted against one another and then asked to work cooperatively, is often cited as evidence for ________________ theory.