Impression of self - 9.2.24

Question 1

primacy effect

Answer 1

first impressions count

Question 2

vividness

Answer 2

memorable information given more weight

Question 3

negativity

Answer 3

negative information is given more weight

Question 4

Type one thinking

Answer 4

• rapid
• effortless
• not open to introspection
• based on intuition

Question 5

Type two thinking

Answer 5

• slow
• effortful
• open to introspection
• based on reasoning

Question 6

Impression format is

Answer 6

Rapid and requires little mental effort relative to the amount of information that is received.
It’s a biased system

Question 7

Stereotyping

Answer 7

Schema concerning a group of people
An off the peg set if characteristics of a type of person

Question 8

Schema

Answer 8

In connecting ideas

Question 9

Consequences of stereotyping

Answer 9

Resistance to change
Conformation bias
Out- group homogeneity
Self fulfilling prophecy
Prejudice and discrimination

Question 10

Out-group inhomogenity

Answer 10

Where you see anyone in a different group to you as the same
Eg: all men or all gay or all doctors

Question 11

Self- stereotyping

Answer 11

People reminded of a positive or negative stereotype about their group, Changes their performance to match that stereotype

Question 12

Consequences of implicit bias

Answer 12

• non-verbal behaviour
  What we say to patients or ask of them
• diagnosis and treatment
  Groups that are already disadvantages are already at risk

Question 13

Inverse care law

Answer 13

Those who need the care most receive less care
Those that don’t need the care as much receive more care