6.2 Positive and Negative Elements of Social Interaction Part 2 Flashcards

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What is reverse discrimination?

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discriminating against a majority

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What is the definition of racism?

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prejudice and actions that discriminate based on race or hold one race inferior to another

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What is institutional discrimination?

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unjust and discriminatory practices employed by large organizations that have been codified into operating procedures, processes, or institutional objectives

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What are the three components of attitudes?

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  1. affect
  2. behavioral inclinations/tendencies
  3. cognition
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What is the definition of scapegoats?

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people at whom displaced aggression is directed

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What is illusory correlation?

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perceived correlation between two things even when none exists

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What is self-fulfilling prophecy?

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when stereotypes lead a person to behave in such a way as to affirm the original stereotype

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What is stereotype threat?

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refers to a self-fulfilling fear that one will be evaluated based on a negative stereotype

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What is ethnocentrism?

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the tendency to judge people from another culture by the standards of one’s own culture

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What is cultural relativism?

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judging another culture based on its own standards

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What is the definition of group?

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collection of any number of people who regularly interact and identify with each other sharing similar norms, values, and expectations

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What are primary groups?

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groups that play a more important role in an individual’s life; usually smaller and include those with whom the individual engages with in person

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What is a secondary group?

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larger and more impersonal group that may interact for specific reasons and for shorter periods of time

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What is an in-group?

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group that an individual belongs to and believes to be an integral part of who she is

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What is an out-group?

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group that an individual does not belong to

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What is a reference group?

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standard measure that people compare themselves to

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What is an aggregate?

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people who exist in the same space but do not interact or share a common sense of identity

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What is a category?

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people who share similar characteristics but are not otherwise tied together

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What is a bureaucracy?

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term used to describe an administrative body and the processes by which this body accomplishes tasks

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What is the concept of rationalization?

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describes the process by which tasks are broken down into component parts to be efficiently accomplished by workers within organizations