Exam 6: The Self in the Social World

Carl Rogers had a ______ view of personality and thought that people were ______.

The belief that a person or group, on the basis of assumed racial, ethnic, sexual, or other features, will possess negative characteristics or perform inadequately is called ______.

In Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper, court officials choosing between two boys whose appearance and behaviors are identical seek out the one whose ______ is that of the prince.

Each of the following is true EXCEPT ______.

Prejudices about a group of people that can lead us to process information about members of these groups in a biased fashion are called ______.

An attitude toward a group, which leads people to negatively evaluate individual members of that group on the basis of racial, sexual, ethnic, or other features, is called ______.