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What is stereotyping a component of in the context of prejudice?
What is stereotyping a component of in the context of prejudice?
- Discrimination
- Affective component
- Cognitive component (correct)
- Behavioural component
What is discrimination in the context of prejudice?
What is discrimination in the context of prejudice?
- A negative attitude towards a social group
- A belief about a group's characteristics
- Behaviour directed toward a person based on their group membership (correct)
- A hostile or negative feeling towards a group
According to Allport, what is the most severe level of discrimination?
According to Allport, what is the most severe level of discrimination?
- Avoidance
- Physical attack
- Extermination (correct)
- Antilocution
What is the affective component of prejudice?
What is the affective component of prejudice?
What is an example of antilocution, according to Allport's levels of discrimination?
What is an example of antilocution, according to Allport's levels of discrimination?
Why does the author think many people may already be participating in discrimination?
Why does the author think many people may already be participating in discrimination?
What is shooter bias an example of?
What is shooter bias an example of?
What is the justification suppression hypothesis?
What is the justification suppression hypothesis?
What is the term for brief and everyday slights, insults, and denigrating messages sent to individuals based on social identity?
What is the term for brief and everyday slights, insults, and denigrating messages sent to individuals based on social identity?
What is the term for the tendency for people to assume that differences between groups are greater than they actually are?
What is the term for the tendency for people to assume that differences between groups are greater than they actually are?
What is the term for the idea that places with high population density have less helpful people due to cognitive overload?
What is the term for the idea that places with high population density have less helpful people due to cognitive overload?
What is the term for the phenomenon where privately everyone knows something is wrong, but publicly nobody addresses it?
What is the term for the phenomenon where privately everyone knows something is wrong, but publicly nobody addresses it?
