Attributions, Prejudice, Stereotypes, And Discrimination

Question 1

Cues that focus on individuals behavior over time

Answer 1

Consistency cues

Question 2

Cues that focus on individuals behavior in similar situations

Answer 2

Distinctiveness cues

Question 3

Cues that focus on individuals behavior in relation to social expectations

Answer 3

Consensus cues

Question 4

attributing negative behavior as dispositional for others, but situational for one’s self

Answer 4

Actor observer bias

Question 5

Attributing negative behavior of others to disposition rather than situation, others only

Answer 5

Fundamental attribution error

Question 6

Attributing positive outcome to one’s disposition and negative outcomes to one situation’s situation

Answer 6

Self-serving bias

Question 7

Tendency for an impression in one area to influence opinion in another

Answer 7

Halo effect

Question 8

Just world hypothesis

Answer 8

Assumption persons actions inherently Brian morally fair and fitting consequences

Question 9

Individualistic vs collectivistic cultures:

• have dispositional vs situational attributions

Answer 9

Individualistic -> dispositional

Collectivistic -> situational

Question 10

Low competence and high warmth

Answer 10

Paternalistic

Question 11

Low competence and low warmth

Answer 11

Contemptuous

Question 12

High warmth and high competence

Answer 12

Admiration

Question 13

Low warmth and high competence

Answer 13

Envious