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Paper 2: Group dynamics Flashcards

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Which two studies do you use for a ‘co-operation and/or competition’ question?

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  • Sherif: Robber’s cave
  • Tajfel: Minimal group paradigm
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Which two studies do you use for a ‘prejudice and/or discrimination’ question?

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  • Tajfel: Minimal group paradigm
  • Correll: Shooter bias
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Which two studies do you use for an ‘origins of conflict and resolution’ question?

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  • Sherif: Robber’s cave
  • Dabbs: Testosterone in prisoners
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Which two studies do you use for a ‘Biological approach to Group Dynamics’ question?

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  • Dabbs: Testosterone in prisoners
  • Albert: Castrated rats
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Which two studies do you use for a ‘Cognitive approach to Group Dynamics’ question?

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  • Correll: Shooter bias
  • Allport & Postman: Black/white man with razor
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Which two studies do you use for a ‘Sociocultural approach to Group Dynamics’ question?

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  • Sherif: Robber’s cave
  • Tajfel: Minimal group paradigm
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Which two studies do you use for a ‘research methods in Group Dynamics’ question?

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  • Dabbs: Testosterone in prisoners (correlational)
  • Sherif: Robber’s cave (field experiment)
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Which two studies do you use for an ‘ethics in Group Dynamics’ question?

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  • Sherif: Robber’s cave
  • Tajfel: Minimal group paradigm
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Within research methods, how do you link the two studies?

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Dabbs (correlational research):
- Correlation does not imply causation
- Therefore doesn’t provide evidence to properly support
Sherif (field experiment):
- Can have causation

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What is competition?

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Any performance situation structured in such a way that success depends on performing better than others

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What is co-operation?

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A process whereby two or more individuals work together toward the attainment of a mutual goal or complementary goals

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What is prejudice?

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Bias that devalues people because of their perceived membership of a social group

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What is discrimination?

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The unfair or prejudicial treatment of people and groups based on characteristics such as race, gender, age, or sexual orientation

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What is conflict resolution?

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The process geared toward reaching an agreement in a dispute, debate, or any other form of conflict between two or more parties

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What is Social Identity Theory (SIT)?

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What are resources?

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All the accessible materials available in our environment

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What are shared social identities?

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Groups of people who view each other as members of a common ingroup.

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What is testosterone?

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A hormone linked to status-seeking and levels of aggression, most prominently found within males and majorly released from the testes in men or ovaries in women although small amounts are produced in adrenal glands

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What is social dominance?

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When an individual or a group controls or dictates others’ behaviour, primarily in competitive situations

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What is perceived variability?

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The apparent difference between groups, decreased between two ingroups or two outgroups but increased between an ingroup and an outgroup.

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What is positive distinctiveness?

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What is cognitive bias?

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What are stereotypes?

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What are conscious/unconscious biases?

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What is conflict?

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What is internal validity?

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What is external validity?

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What is reliability?

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What are group dynamics?

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What is causation?

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What is correlational research?

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What is an experiment (and field experiment)?

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What is the purpose of ethical considerations?

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What is the BPS/APA?

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What is the biological approach?

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What are hormones?

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What is the endocrine system?

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What is the cognitive approach?

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What is the sociocultural approach?

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