reading 5- intergroup threat stephan et al 2009 Flashcards

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social identity theorists argue one reason for intergroup antagonism is

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the psychological benefits conferred on group members particularly those associated with identification with ingroups.

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what are some of the benefits of an ingroup

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belonging and social support as well as a system or roles etc. to guide behaviour.

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what else do groups provide our lives with?

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provide us with meaning by boosting our self-esteem.

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what are negative stereotypes for intergroup threat?

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intitially a type of stereotype threat, now seem to us to be a cause of threat involving characteristics of the outgroup that could have a negative impact on the ingroup

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what are realistic group threats

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threats to power, resources and general welfare.

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what are symbolic group threats

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religion, values and belief systems

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what type of group is more likely to experience threats

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low poer groups are more likely than high power because high power groups react stronger.

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what is the concordance model of acculturation by piontowski et al 2002

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groups are especially likely to perceive one another as threatening when they believe their cultural values differ from outgroup.

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economically competitive groups pose what?

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realistic threat to potential loss of resource

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diseases…

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pose a fear of contamination

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socially deviant…

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elicit symbolic threats.

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how prone are members of collectivist cultures to threats?

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given emphasis on group memberships- especially prone to experiencing threats from outgroup.

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what are tight cultures

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importance of conformity to gorup norms and values

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what is a loose culture

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relatively tolerant to deviations from social norms.

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which group are more likely to experience higher levels of threat

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tight cultures as non-conformity threatens values.

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what are cognitive responses to intergroup threat?

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changes in perceptions of the outgroup such as stereotypes, ethnocentrism, intolerance, hatred and dehuminisation

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cognitive biases make what more likely?

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they make violence against outgroup more likely and easier to justify

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what does threat undermine

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emotional empathy for outgroup member and increase for ingroup.

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what is infra-huminisation

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unwillingness to attirbute the capacity to experience the same types of subtle human emotions felt by ingroup.

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which type of threat is more likely to lead to dehumanisation

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symbolic