Exam 10: Understanding Prejudice, Stereotyping, and Discrimination

Sally says to her friend Trish,who is about to go out on a date with Rob,"Don't bring up equal pay for equal work! You know how men are-they are all sexist." Sally is demonstrating:

_____ is the tendency to mistakenly see objects in the hands of black men as guns.

Research suggests that we prefer outgroup members to:

Research by Sinclair and Kunda indicates that students who do well in their courses evaluate:

_____ is a negative attitude about a member of a group,and _____ is behavior toward a member of that group that usually results from the negative attitude.

The IAT assesses:

_____ is the pairing of hostile beliefs about women with benevolent but patronizing beliefs about them.

Research on personality across culture suggests that:

_____ is the tendency to think about women in a narrow way as objects rather than full humans,as if their physical appearance is all that matters.

_____ is a tendency to express negative biases against a racial outgroup by rejecting social policies seen as benefiting that group.

When people are informed of someone's social role,such as homemaker,they are:

Research found that First Lady Michelle Obama was viewed as lower in warmth when participants focused on her:

The outgroup homogeneity effect is the tendency to:

Ambivalent racism is influenced by the two clashing values of _____ and _____.

Vince grows tired of hearing women talk about how they are paid less than men.He thinks women get paid less because they are less competent.This is an example of:

"They sleep in a family bed! They are spoiling their children.That is so wrong!" These statements reflect:

The idea that members of an outgroup are successful because of luck best reflects:

In World War II,Nazi propaganda portrayed Jews as disease-carrying rats.This is an example of:

Research by Castano and Giner-Sorolla found that when people are made to feel a sense of collective responsibility for their ingroup's mass killing of an outgroup,they view members of the outgroup as:

As a group homeless people tend to be perceived as: