Week Six/Seven Flashcards
Exposure and Exclusion
Social Identity Theory
We make sense of who we are and the world around us through a threefold process
1. Social Categorization
2. Social identification
3. Social comparison
The Power of Exposure
The superficial exposure to strangers increases their salience, activating exclusion
True or False, the information treatment in the Adida et al. (2018) paper, in which individuals were shown a graph showing how many Syrian refugees the US had committed to resettling compared to Canada, France, and Germany, had no significant effect on survey-takers attitudes or behaviors toward refugees.
True
Immigrants to France who were assigned French language training as part of the Contrat d’Accueil et d’Intégration were more likely
To acquire better navigational skills through the classes by learning things from their teacher and colleagues, such as how to look for jobs online, how to get a driver’s license, etc.
True or False: the effect of a choose-your-own-adventure video game on reducing prejudice against the Roma in Hungary (Simonovits et al. 2018) disappeared after a month
False
The Hortefeux Effect
The former interior of France made problematic comments about Muslims, systematically the exclusion of Muslims