Revision Flashcards
Critically describe the cognitive net-association theory, on which theories/hypotheses it is based and provide research examples.
Define theory. Describe some studies - gun experiment, extension of the frustration-aggression hypothesis. How does theory differ from other theories? Discuss in relation to other models.
Human memory is malleable. Critically analyse this statement with reference to theory and empirical findings.
Analyse key effects + how memory can be influenced and distorted.
Social contagion. Misinformation paradigm. Rich false memories. Retrieval/re-exposure effect - memory reinforcement and retrieval-induced forgetting.
Loftus & Palmer - memory reconstruction rather than a response bias. Analyse conditions in which memory is more susceptible to change, explanatory mechanisms, comparison of paradigms.
Critically discuss at least three types of contacts that can be used to reduce prejudice. Use research evidence to support your answer.
Contact hypothesis. Types of contact.
Context-relevant applications.
Pros + cons of each type of contact. Boundary conditions.
Descriptions of how positive + negative contact differently affect intergroup relations for (dis)advantaged groups.
Critically evaluate the different models of dehumanisation. Use research to support your answers.
Different models of dehumanisation - infrahumanisation, dual model of dehumanisation, mind perception. Explain similarities, differences, how they complement each other - infra humanisation looked at primary/secondary emotions that distinguish humans from animals and that human unique looked at human-animal distinction to.
Dual model - concept of human nature/unique human.
Andrighetto - different groups were dehumanised on different types of humanness. Violence + used different models/measures.