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According to the Intergroup Contact Theory, what type of contact is especially effective in reducing prejudice?
According to the Intergroup Contact Theory, what type of contact is especially effective in reducing prejudice?
Intimate contact, especially cross-group friendships
What are the three essential conditions for contact to work in reducing prejudice, according to the Intergroup Contact Theory?
What are the three essential conditions for contact to work in reducing prejudice, according to the Intergroup Contact Theory?
Support of institutional authorities/leadership, equal status between groups, and common interest/common goals
What is the 'contact caveat' as described by Barlow et al. (2012)?
What is the 'contact caveat' as described by Barlow et al. (2012)?
Contact can be non-ideal or even negative, leading to higher prejudice
What is 'emotional labour' and how is it related to burnout and wellbeing?
What is 'emotional labour' and how is it related to burnout and wellbeing?
What is 'imagined contact' and how does it affect prejudice reduction?
What is 'imagined contact' and how does it affect prejudice reduction?
What is the role of representation in parasocial contact, and how does it affect prejudice reduction?
What is the role of representation in parasocial contact, and how does it affect prejudice reduction?
How does indirect contact (imagined, vicarious, or parasocial) contribute to prejudice reduction?
How does indirect contact (imagined, vicarious, or parasocial) contribute to prejudice reduction?
What is the relationship between anxiety and prejudice reduction in the context of intergroup contact?
What is the relationship between anxiety and prejudice reduction in the context of intergroup contact?
How does intergroup contact affect social dominance orientation and authoritarianism?
How does intergroup contact affect social dominance orientation and authoritarianism?
What are the implications of intergroup contact for social action and support?
What are the implications of intergroup contact for social action and support?
How did the expectancy of the interviewer affect the behavior of the interviewee in the extrovert condition?
How did the expectancy of the interviewer affect the behavior of the interviewee in the extrovert condition?
What was the outcome of Rosenthal and Jacobson's (1968) experiment, where teachers were told that certain students were 'bloomers'?
What was the outcome of Rosenthal and Jacobson's (1968) experiment, where teachers were told that certain students were 'bloomers'?
What is stereotype threat, and how does it affect performance?
What is stereotype threat, and how does it affect performance?
How did the feedback about the math test affect the performance of men and women in Spencer et al.'s (1999) study?
How did the feedback about the math test affect the performance of men and women in Spencer et al.'s (1999) study?
What was the result of Stone et al.'s (1999) study on stereotype threat and sports performance?
What was the result of Stone et al.'s (1999) study on stereotype threat and sports performance?
How do self-fulfilling prophecies relate to stereotype threat?
How do self-fulfilling prophecies relate to stereotype threat?
What is the main difference between stereotype threat and self-fulfilling prophecies?
What is the main difference between stereotype threat and self-fulfilling prophecies?
How can knowledge of stereotype threat and self-fulfilling prophecies inform strategies to address discrimination and sexism?
How can knowledge of stereotype threat and self-fulfilling prophecies inform strategies to address discrimination and sexism?
What is the key distinction between prejudice and discrimination?
What is the key distinction between prejudice and discrimination?
According to Schmitt et al.'s (2014) meta-analysis, what is the correlation between perceived discrimination and mental health outcomes?
According to Schmitt et al.'s (2014) meta-analysis, what is the correlation between perceived discrimination and mental health outcomes?
How does discrimination harm well-being, according to the lecture?
How does discrimination harm well-being, according to the lecture?
What is a key reason why weight prejudice studies tend to produce larger effects than racism studies?
What is a key reason why weight prejudice studies tend to produce larger effects than racism studies?
What is the primary difference between stereotyping and discrimination?
What is the primary difference between stereotyping and discrimination?
What are the three ways in which discrimination represents a significant stressor that challenges individuals' well-being?
What are the three ways in which discrimination represents a significant stressor that challenges individuals' well-being?
What is the social identity approach, as mentioned in the lecture?
What is the social identity approach, as mentioned in the lecture?
What is the main idea behind the intergroup contact theory, as mentioned in the lecture?
What is the main idea behind the intergroup contact theory, as mentioned in the lecture?
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