Group Processes Flashcards
One of Ebenhardts et al (2004) study’s found that, compared to no exposure, exposure to white faces _______ detection of _______ objects:
Inhibited; Crime RELEVANT
A Paternalistic stereotype is based on a perception of the outgroup as:
Warm and Incompetent
According to the social identity model of leadership (Haslam et al, 2011), an effective leader is BEST described as being:
'’One of us’’ and ‘‘Doing it for us’’
In one of their studies, Ebenhardt et al (2004) found that, compared to exposure to white faces, exposure to black faces ______ detection of ______ objects:
Facilitated; Crime-relevant
Prejudice is sometimes defined as thinking ill of others without sufficient warrant. In his chapter, Allport (1958) argues that ‘‘sufficient warrant’:
Can only be RARELY established
Based on the analysis carried out by Ntontis, Justakova, Neville et al (2023), who is the in-group in Donald trumps’ speech?:
American Patriots
One of the criticisms to social facilitation studies is that the groups:
Lack common identity
According to Social Identity Theory of Leadership, prototypical leaders:
Have the MOST influence on the group
The concept of ‘Subjective Validity’ suggests that the validity of a piece of information is a ______ judgment:
Collective
Ebenhardt. Goff, Purdie & Davies (2004)’s research supports the argument:
we first DEFINE, then SEE
An envious stereotype is based on a perception of the outgroup as:
Cold and competent
Inter-group contact is most likely to reduce prejudice by:
DECREASING anxiety
According to the stereotype content model, a low-state outgroup with which we co-operate will be perceived as:
Incompetent; Warm
In their experiment, one of the variables Platow & Van Knippenberg (2001) manipulated was:
Leader FAIR behaviour
In their experiment, one of the variables Platow & Van Knippenberg (2001) manipulated was:
Leader prototypicality
Leadership stereotypicality refers to?
Expectations about what a leader should be like
Ebenhardt, Goff, Purdie & Davies (2004) main findings across all studies were:
Interdependent of participants explicit prejudice
According to the stereotype content model, a low-status outgroup with which we are in competition with will be perceived as:
Incompetent; Cold
What was the main aims of Ntontis, Jurstakova, Neville et al (2023)’s study?
-To unpack the social identity processes underpinning the toxic leadership of Donald Trump
-To determine the forms of action advocated for his followers on 6th of Jan (a+c)
The strongest effect of inter-group contact on reducing prejudice was found (Tropp & Pettigrew, 2006) for members of:
Advantaged groups
