Question 1

What is the stereotype people hold of an affirmative action recipient?

Accepted Answer

The stereotype that people often hold of

Question 2

Unjustified negative judgment of a person based on his or her social group identity is:

Accepted Answer

A) Prejudice 
B) Stereotyping 
C) Discrimination 
D) All of the above 
A) Prejudice 
B) Stereotyping 
C) Discrimination 
D) All of the above

Question 3

Groups that are stereotyped as low in both warmth and competence tend to be associated with ____ prejudice.

Accepted Answer

A) Contemptuous 
B) Envious 
C) Paternalistic 
D) All of the above 
A) Contemptuous 
B) Envious 
C) Paternalistic 
D) All of the above

Question 4

According to the stereotype content model,which group's stereotype is high in warmth but low in competence?

Accepted Answer

A) Elderly 
B) Gay men 
C) Black professionals 
D) Feminists 
A) Elderly 
B) Gay men 
C) Black professionals 
D) Feminists

Question 5

Inhibiting one's prejudiced impulses burns calories.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Describe backlash and why it occurs.

Accepted Answer

Backlash refers to the play or movement

Question 7

How do our stereotypes about a group justify and support prejudicial feelings toward the group?

Accepted Answer

Our stereotypes about a group justify an

Question 8

Favoritism toward one's ingroup and hostility toward outgroups are basically the same thing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Describe 2 forms of modern prejudice,and note the role of ambivalence in each.

Accepted Answer

Two forms of modern prejudice include im

Question 10

Explain the stereotype content model and its dimensions.

Accepted Answer

The stereotype content model is a psycho

Question 11

As a personality construct,right-wing authoritarianism predicts hostility toward people who violate norms.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Describe three ways that Blacks experience discrimination in the criminal justice system.

Accepted Answer

1. Racial profiling: Black individuals a

Question 13

We are most likely to express our prejudices when our mood is _____.

Accepted Answer

A) Angry 
B) Anxious 
C) Pleasant 
D) Indifferent 
A) Angry 
B) Anxious 
C) Pleasant 
D) Indifferent

Question 14

What is the different between automatic and controlled forms of prejudice?

Accepted Answer

Automatic and controlled forms of prejud

Question 15

Why are we more prejudiced against an outgroup when we learn of their past sufferings or injustices?

Accepted Answer

There are a few reasons why people may b

Question 16

People who threaten our core values are targets of prejudice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Most expressions of prejudice nowadays are:

Accepted Answer

A) Obvious and overt 
B) Subtle and hard to detect 
C) Easily rationalized as nonprejudiced 
D) B and C only 
A) Obvious and overt 
B) Subtle and hard to detect 
C) Easily rationalized as nonprejudiced 
D) B and C only

Question 18

Based on the stereotype content model,characterize the content of stereotypes of Blacks,Hispanics,Asians and Jews.

Accepted Answer

The stereotype content model suggests th

Question 19

How is colorism different than racism?

Accepted Answer

Colorism and racism are related concepts

Question 20

Researchers showed racially-ambiguous faces to White participants and had them identify the faces as either Black or White.The study found that the faces were more likely to be called Black if:

Accepted Answer

A) They had angry expressions. 
B) They had facial hair. 
C) They were baby-faced. 
D) They had happy expressions. 
A) They had angry expressions. 
B) They had facial hair. 
C) They were baby-faced. 
D) They had happy expressions.

What is the stereotype people hold of an affirmative action recipient?

Unjustified negative judgment of a person based on his or her social group identity is:

Groups that are stereotyped as low in both warmth and competence tend to be associated with ____ prejudice.

According to the stereotype content model,which group's stereotype is high in warmth but low in competence?

Inhibiting one's prejudiced impulses burns calories.

Describe backlash and why it occurs.

How do our stereotypes about a group justify and support prejudicial feelings toward the group?

Favoritism toward one's ingroup and hostility toward outgroups are basically the same thing.

Describe 2 forms of modern prejudice,and note the role of ambivalence in each.

Explain the stereotype content model and its dimensions.

As a personality construct,right-wing authoritarianism predicts hostility toward people who violate norms.

Describe three ways that Blacks experience discrimination in the criminal justice system.

We are most likely to express our prejudices when our mood is _____.

What is the different between automatic and controlled forms of prejudice?

Why are we more prejudiced against an outgroup when we learn of their past sufferings or injustices?

People who threaten our core values are targets of prejudice.

Most expressions of prejudice nowadays are:

Based on the stereotype content model,characterize the content of stereotypes of Blacks,Hispanics,Asians and Jews.

How is colorism different than racism?

Researchers showed racially-ambiguous faces to White participants and had them identify the faces as either Black or White.The study found that the faces were more likely to be called Black if:

Introduction to the Psychology of Diversity

Categorization and Stereotyping: Cognitive Processes

Stereotypes Expressed: Social Processes That Shape Diversity

Understanding Gender Stereotypes and Sexism

Understanding Sex Stereotypes and Heterosexism

Understanding Obesity Stereotypes and Weightism

Understanding Age Stereotypes and Ageism

Social Stigma: the Experience of Prejudice

Coping With Social Stigma

Responding to Social Inequality: Behavioral and Cognitive Interventions for Reducing Prejudice

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Exam 4: Prejudice: Evaluating Social Difference

What is the stereotype people hold of an affirmative action recipient?

Unjustified negative judgment of a person based on his or her social group identity is:

Groups that are stereotyped as low in both warmth and competence tend to be associated with ____ prejudice.

According to the stereotype content model,which group's stereotype is high in warmth but low in competence?

Inhibiting one's prejudiced impulses burns calories.

Describe backlash and why it occurs.

How do our stereotypes about a group justify and support prejudicial feelings toward the group?

Favoritism toward one's ingroup and hostility toward outgroups are basically the same thing.

Describe 2 forms of modern prejudice,and note the role of ambivalence in each.

Explain the stereotype content model and its dimensions.

As a personality construct,right-wing authoritarianism predicts hostility toward people who violate norms.

Describe three ways that Blacks experience discrimination in the criminal justice system.

We are most likely to express our prejudices when our mood is _____.

What is the different between automatic and controlled forms of prejudice?

Why are we more prejudiced against an outgroup when we learn of their past sufferings or injustices?

People who threaten our core values are targets of prejudice.

Most expressions of prejudice nowadays are:

Based on the stereotype content model,characterize the content of stereotypes of Blacks,Hispanics,Asians and Jews.

How is colorism different than racism?

Researchers showed racially-ambiguous faces to White participants and had them identify the faces as either Black or White.The study found that the faces were more likely to be called Black if:

Introduction to the Psychology of Diversity

Categorization and Stereotyping: Cognitive Processes

Stereotypes Expressed: Social Processes That Shape Diversity

Understanding Gender Stereotypes and Sexism

Understanding Sex Stereotypes and Heterosexism

Understanding Obesity Stereotypes and Weightism

Understanding Age Stereotypes and Ageism

Social Stigma: the Experience of Prejudice

Coping With Social Stigma

Responding to Social Inequality: Behavioral and Cognitive Interventions for Reducing Prejudice

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