Prejudice

Question 1

Katz and Haas 1988)

Answer 1

Ambivalent racism

Question 2

Gaertner and Dovidio (1985)

Answer 2

Aversive racism

Question 3

Sidanious (1995)

Answer 3

Benevolent sexism- apparently positive views of gender but masked in a sexist way

Question 4

Glick (1997)

Answer 4

Ambivalent sexism

Question 5

Glick and Fiske (1998)

Answer 5

Also ambivalent sexism towards men

Question 6

Aboud and Amato (2001)

Answer 6

Gender bias appears around 3-4 then peaks 6-8 before declining

Question 7

Rutland (1999)

Answer 7

National bias often appears later and continues into adolescence

Question 8

Clark (1947)

Answer 8

Doll preference
white prefer white doll
Ethnic bias peaks 6-8 then declines in middle childhood

Question 9

Williams (1975)

Answer 9

trait attribution task

apply attributions to 2 stimuli (may just be reflecting group bias)

Question 10

Doyle and Aboud (1995)

Answer 10

Multiple response attitude

Question 11

Bandure (1977)

Answer 11

Social Learning Theory

Question 12

Aboud (1990)

Answer 12

Cognitive Development Theory

Question 13

Adorno (1950)

Answer 13

Authoritarian personality

Question 14

Pratto (2006)

Answer 14

Social Dominance Theory

Question 15

Pratto (1994)

Answer 15

Model predicts sexism, nationalism and racism in a number of countries

Question 16

Truner and Reynolds (2003)

Answer 16

Social dominance theory doesn’t account for situational factors contributing to prejudice

Question 17

Pratto (2006)

Answer 17

Argues Social dominance theory does account for situational factors

Question 18

Greenburg (1986)

Answer 18

Terror management theory

Question 19

Greenburg (1990) (3 studies)

Answer 19

Christian ppts and made death salient
rated christian profiles over Jewish when death made salient.

When mortality salient and more authoritarian personality preference for more similar partner.

Read interview either positive or negative about USA,
if mortality made salient then more extreme positive/negative view

Question 20

Hayes (2008)

Answer 20

Threat condition of muslims rated as highest dislike

Question 21

Mackie (2000)

Answer 21

Intergroup emotions theory

Question 22

Silver (2001)

Answer 22

F undergrads imagined threatened

higher fear if imagined alone as opposed to group