Chapter 11 Flashcards

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Illusory Correlation Bias

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An exaggerated perception of a correlation between two variables. In intergroup relations, the perception that a behavior is more frequently displayed by a minority group, when the behavior is displayed equally by both groups, in proportional terms.

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Dogmatism

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The tendency for people to be able to tolerate mutually inconsistent beliefs by isolating them from each other in memory.

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Right-Wing Authoritarianism

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An individual differences variable characterized by authoritarian submission, authoritarian aggression and conventionalism.

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Social Dominance Orientation

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An individual differences variable that measures people’s preference for hierarchy within any social system.

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Realistic Group Conflict Theory

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Theory of intergroup conflict that explains intergroup behavior with respects to the need to secure scarce resources.

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Ethnocentrism

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Preference for one’s own group, and features of one’s own group, over others.

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Contact Hypthesis

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Theory of prejudice reduction, which proposes that prejudice and conflict between groups can be reduced by bringing them together.

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Subordinate Goal

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A goal that two or more groups can aspire to but that can only be achieved by working together in cooperation.

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Minimal Group Paradigm

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Experimental manipulation that tests the effects of mere categorization on behavior.

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Hostile Sexism

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Traditionally sexist views of women that is characterized by the belief that they pose a threat to men’s position.

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Benevolent Sexism

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Apparently positive view of women in which they are seen as necessary for men’s happiness, and superior in a number of ways.

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Ambivalent Sexism

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Reconceptualization of sexism to take into account the face that sexism can include both positive and negative attitudes at the same time.

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Moral Credentialing

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Demonstrating one’s credentials often means that people will express more prejudice.

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Modern Racism

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Subtle and less aggressive form of prejudice based on race.

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Aversive Racism

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Inner conflict between egalitarian view and racist impulses can be aversive, such that people avoid contact with specific racial groups.

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Spontaneous Trait Influence

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People sometimes spontaneously infer others’ traits form their behavior without intending to, or being aware.

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Stereotype Lift

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The reverse of stereotype threat. Fulfilling a positive stereotype leads to enhanced performance.