Lecture 5: Social Psychology 2 Flashcards

Chapter 15

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When are people more likely to donate?

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People find it easier to empathize with a single identified person in crisis

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What is Prosocial behaviour?

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Acting in a way that assists others towards their goals

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What is the norm of reciprocity?

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The automatic tendency to help others who have helped in the past or are expected to in the future

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What is the other-race effect (ORE)

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the tendency to dee individuals of other races are more similar looking - and harder to distinguish - than people of our own racial group

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5
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People are more likely to…

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help a member of their own racial group than a member of a different racial group

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Motivation to give can be self-serving and we need to…

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perceive ourseleves positivity and donating to charitable causes can help to manage feelings

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What is a stereotype?

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A stereotype is a mental representation or schema we have about a group, similar to gender expectations, stereotypes are learned early in life

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When comparing crime reports to news reports, the researchers found…

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Black people were overrepresented as perpetrators of crime and white people were overrepresented as victims of crime

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How can stereotypes be inaccurate?

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We use average differences between groups to judge the characteristics of a single member of the group

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What is stigmatizing?

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is describing or regarding someone as worthy of disgrace or great disapproval

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What is prejudice?

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is an adverse opinion formed without just grounds or before sufficient knowledge

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How do we overcome prejudice?

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Contact hypothesis: is a proposal that prejudice can be reduced through sanctioned, friendly and cooperative interactions between members of different groups working as equals toward a common goal

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Another way to overcome prejudice?

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Shifting the social norm towards inclusion in an environment can reduce instances of prejudice

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Babies show a preference for people who ___ and a bias against those who ___?

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  1. are helpful
  2. harm others
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Why do people engage in prosocial behaviour?

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helps society succeed, increases the odds of genetic surivial

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When are people most likely to use stereotypes to form impressions?

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When they are tried, evidence suggests that stereotypes are energy-saving devices