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System justification theory suggests people believe in the legitimacy of social, economic, and political ______ they depend on. (systems)
System justification theory suggests people believe in the legitimacy of social, economic, and political ______ they depend on. (systems)
What does system justification theory suggest about people's beliefs in social, economic, and political systems?
What does system justification theory suggest about people's beliefs in social, economic, and political systems?
- People tend to question the legitimacy of these systems.
- People tend to believe in the illegitimacy of these systems.
- People tend to believe in the legitimacy of these systems. (correct)
- People tend to ignore the legitimacy of these systems.
What does system justification theory suggest?
What does system justification theory suggest?
- People believe in the illegitimacy of social, economic, and political systems they depend on.
- People believe in the legitimacy of social, economic, and political systems they depend on. (correct)
- People are indifferent towards the legitimacy of social, economic, and political systems they depend on.
- People are unaware of the existence of social, economic, and political systems they depend on.
Why do people maintain and bolster the established societal order?
Why do people maintain and bolster the established societal order?
What does system justification theory explain about people's behavior towards established societal order?
What does system justification theory explain about people's behavior towards established societal order?
The palliative function of system justification increases positive affect and decreases ______ affect. (negative)
The palliative function of system justification increases positive affect and decreases ______ affect. (negative)
What is the palliative function of system justification?
What is the palliative function of system justification?
Who can engage in system justification for its palliative effects?
Who can engage in system justification for its palliative effects?
Both advantaged and disadvantaged groups can engage in system justification for its ______ effects. (palliative)
Both advantaged and disadvantaged groups can engage in system justification for its ______ effects. (palliative)
Which groups can engage in system justification for its palliative effects?
Which groups can engage in system justification for its palliative effects?
Why are disadvantaged groups more likely to engage in system justification for its palliative effects?
Why are disadvantaged groups more likely to engage in system justification for its palliative effects?
Disadvantaged groups are more likely to engage in system justification for its ______ effects. (palliative)
Disadvantaged groups are more likely to engage in system justification for its ______ effects. (palliative)
What is an 'Islamophobia spike'?
What is an 'Islamophobia spike'?
Which groups are more likely to engage in system justification for its palliative effects?
Which groups are more likely to engage in system justification for its palliative effects?
After a terrorist attack, there is an increase in the use of ______ language in news media, known as an ‘Islamophobia spike.’ (Islamophobic)
After a terrorist attack, there is an increase in the use of ______ language in news media, known as an ‘Islamophobia spike.’ (Islamophobic)
Zero-sum bias is the belief that all resources come in limited supply and that one creature can only benefit if another ______. (loses)
Zero-sum bias is the belief that all resources come in limited supply and that one creature can only benefit if another ______. (loses)
What is an "Islamophobia spike"?
What is an "Islamophobia spike"?
What is zero-sum bias?
What is zero-sum bias?
Zero-sum bias is strongly associated with social dominance ______ (SDO). (orientation)
Zero-sum bias is strongly associated with social dominance ______ (SDO). (orientation)
What is social dominance orientation (SDO)?
What is social dominance orientation (SDO)?
What is zero-sum bias?
What is zero-sum bias?
People high in SDO are more likely to engage in zero-sum thinking and oppose policies promoting greater ______. (equality)
People high in SDO are more likely to engage in zero-sum thinking and oppose policies promoting greater ______. (equality)
Who is more likely to engage in zero-sum thinking and oppose policies promoting greater equality?
Who is more likely to engage in zero-sum thinking and oppose policies promoting greater equality?
What is social dominance orientation (SDO)?
What is social dominance orientation (SDO)?
What is the relationship between SDO and policies promoting greater equality?
What is the relationship between SDO and policies promoting greater equality?
Scientific justification for attitudes among incel and red pill groups include evolutionary psychology and biological ______. (essentialism)
Scientific justification for attitudes among incel and red pill groups include evolutionary psychology and biological ______. (essentialism)
What is "scientific justification"?
What is "scientific justification"?
What do red pill and incel groups hold beliefs in?
What do red pill and incel groups hold beliefs in?
Red pill and incel groups hold beliefs in gender essentialism, motivations of women, typologies of men, and ______ sexism. (hostile)
Red pill and incel groups hold beliefs in gender essentialism, motivations of women, typologies of men, and ______ sexism. (hostile)
What is "scientific justification"?
What is "scientific justification"?
Red pill posters engage in self-improvement to improve their chances of attracting women, while incel posters accept ______ and endorse violence. (hopelessness)
Red pill posters engage in self-improvement to improve their chances of attracting women, while incel posters accept ______ and endorse violence. (hopelessness)
What are some beliefs held by red pill and incel groups?
What are some beliefs held by red pill and incel groups?
Incel ideology can promote misogyny, violence against women, and ______ masculinity. (toxic)
Incel ideology can promote misogyny, violence against women, and ______ masculinity. (toxic)
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Study Notes
- System justification theory suggests people believe in the legitimacy of social, economic, and political systems they depend on.
- This theory explains why people maintain and bolster the established societal order.
- The palliative function of system justification increases positive affect and decreases negative affect.
- Both advantaged and disadvantaged groups can engage in system justification for its palliative effects.
- Disadvantaged groups are more likely to engage in system justification for its palliative effects.
- After a terrorist attack, there is an increase in the use of Islamophobic language in news media, known as an ‘Islamophobia spike.’
- Zero-sum bias is the belief that all resources come in limited supply and that one creature can only benefit if another loses.
- Zero-sum bias is strongly associated with social dominance orientation (SDO).
- People high in SDO are more likely to engage in zero-sum thinking and oppose policies promoting greater equality.
- Scientific justification for attitudes among incel and red pill groups include evolutionary psychology and biological essentialism.
- "Scientific justification" is the use of scientific language and concepts to legitimize pre-existing beliefs and attitudes, often unsupported by actual scientific evidence.
- Red pill and incel groups hold beliefs in gender essentialism, motivations of women, typologies of men, and hostile sexism.
- These beliefs align with traditional masculine gender roles and beliefs, including hostile sexism, adversarial sexual beliefs, and rape myth acceptance.
- Red pill posters engage in self-improvement to improve their chances of attracting women, while incel posters accept hopelessness and endorse violence.
- Incel ideology can promote misogyny, violence against women, and toxic masculinity.
- It can normalize violence against women, reinforce gender stereotypes, contribute to mental health issues, and undermine social cohesion.
- It is important to address and challenge these beliefs to promote a more inclusive and equitable society.
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