UNSELF MIDTERMS STEREOTYPE-PREJUDICE-DISCRIMINATION AND 14 INTELLIGENT BEHAVIORS

Question 1

• These are oversimplified generalizations
  in which the same traits or characteristics
  are assumed to be possessed by all
  members of a group.
• It can either be positive or negative. But
  because it rarely recognizes individual
  differences, it’s usually taken as
  negative

Answer 1

Stereotypes

Question 2

__________is an unjustifed or incorrect attitude
towards an individual based solely on the
individual’s membership of a social group

Answer 2

Prejudice

For example, a person may hold prejudiced views
towards a certain race or gender (racism &
sexism).

Question 3

• It’s also a prejudgment originating outside of experience
  and includes all three components of an attitude —
  affective, behavioral & cognitive.
• However, a prejudiced person with self-control may not
  act on her/his attitude. Therefore, someone can be prejudiced towards a certain group but not discriminate against them. (Prejudiced non-discriminato

Answer 3

Prejudice

Question 4

Prejudice

• It’s also a prejudgment originating outside of experience
  and includes all three components of an attitude _________
  ,_______ & _______.

Answer 4

affective, behavioral & cognitive.

Question 5

___________, on the other hand, is the acting out (intentionally
or unintentionally) of an unacceptable attitude towards an
individual or group of people, on the basis of sex/race/social
class, etc., on the other hand, is the acting out (intentionally
or unintentionally) of an unacceptable attitude towards an
individual or group of people, on the basis of sex/race/social
class, etc.

Answer 5

Discrimination

Question 6

• It can involve only the behavioral aspect of attitude and less or
  almost none of the affective and/or the cognitive components,
  especially from a person with no real prejudice. (Non-prejudiced
  discriminator)

Answer 6

Discrimination

(Non-prejudiced
discriminator)

Question 7

14
Intelligent Behaviors

• It means NOT giving up when the answer to a
  problem is not immediately known

Answer 7

Persistence

Question 8

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Intelligent Behaviors

-Involves planning, clarifying goals, exploring
alternative strategies, and considering
consequences one begins a task..

Answer 8

Overcoming
impulsiveness

Question 9

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Some cognitive psychologists believe that the ability to
  listen to another people and understand their point of view is one of the highest forms of intelligent
  behaviour

Answer 9

Listening to others

Question 10

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Intelligent Behaviors

• When one considers other points of view rather than running with the first thought that
  comes to mind..

Answer 10

Flexibility in thinking

Question 11

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Refers to the awareness of how one is thinking or the knowledge of what is going on in one’s
  head

Answer 11

Metacognition

Question 12

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Intelligent Behaviors

• The behaviour of not letting speed surpass the desire for craftsmanship

Answer 12

Checking for
accuracy and
precision

Question 13

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Asking questions and finding out problems for
  oneself..

Answer 13

Questioning and
problem-posing

Question 14

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Calling upon one’s knowledge and experience as
  source of data, theories, or processes to solve
  new challenges

Answer 14

Applying past
knowledge to new
situations

Question 15

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Intelligent Behaviors

• A person with this behaviour uses descriptive
  terms to distinguish objects and provide
  criteria for value judgments

Answer 15

Precision of
language and
thought

Question 16

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Using the senses of feeling, seeing, hearing, or
  even tasting and smelling, in order to solve
  problems more efficiently and effectively

Answer 16

Using all the sense

Question 17

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Applying ingenuity, originality and insight in
  order to generate unique, clever and useful
  products, solutions or techniques

Answer 17

Creativity

Question 18

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Having inquisitiveness, curiosity and openness to both complexity and
  simplicity, and beauty

Answer 18

Living with a sense of
wonderment

Question 19

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Taking advantage of knowledge and insights
  from social relationships..

Answer 19

Cooperation

Question 20

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Intelligent Behaviors

• Ability to look at situations, opportunities,
  problems, and relationships with nonchalance
  and fun..

Answer 20

Sense of humor

Question 21

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Intelligent Behaviors

Answer 21

• Persistence
• Overcoming
  impulsiveness
• Listening to others
• Flexibility in thinking
  -Metacognition
• Checking for
  accuracy and
  precision
• Questioning and
  problem-posing
• Applying past
  knowledge to new
  situations
• Precision of
  language and
  thought
• Using all the senses
• Creativity
• Living with a sense of
  wonderment
• Cooperation
• Sense of humor