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129 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 129
the combination of hostile and benevolent sexism
ambivalent sexism
attributional ambiguity
benevolent ageism
verbal, nonverbal
Definition 2 of 129
in the research contest described in class, _______________ worked the best at shifting implicit bias in
the short term
cross-race effect
counterstereotypes
social category
uncontrollable
Definition 3 of 129
what is the general feeling towards a group that is high in competence and high in warmth, and
give an example of a group that would fit these dimensions
positive, less, discrimination
admiration, Tom Hanks/celebrities
social aspects of child development
re-fencing (gordon allport)
,Definition 4 of 129
this measure of blatant dehumanization asks participants to place certain social groups on an
evolutionary scale (from chimpanzees to homo sapiens)
dispositional attribution
motivation, ability
envy, businesspeople
Ascent of Man Measure
Definition 5 of 129
the origins of stereotypes have to do with:
- outgroup _____________ effect
- cross-_________ effect
- ultimate __________ error
- illusory _____________
- social reality & __________ accuracy
personal/group discrimination discrepancy (PGDD)
fundamental attribution error (FAE)
identity threat, surprise
homogeneity, race, attribution, correlations, stereotype
Definition 6 of 129
a mental representation of a group of people based on features that characterize that class of
people
cross-race effect
situation, goals
social learning
social category
,Definition 7 of 129
racial/ethnic minority groups within the U.S. are perceived along two dimensions: inferiority &
cultural foreignness
paradoxical thinking
short-term, long-term
racial position model
prototypicality
Definition 8 of 129
Shannon Brady, expert on social identity and interventions to reduce intergroup disparities,
stressed the importance of an academic ________ in helping Black students feel like they belong
on college campus, and minority students in the intervention are more likely to stay _________
enrolled in the first 2 years of college
mentor, full-time
atypical, typical
inferior, superior
paradoxical thinking
Definition 9 of 129
benevolent sexism's underpinnings lie in stereotyping women as __________ and men as __________
inferior, superior
dispositional attribution
dehumanization
negative, positive
, Definition 10 of 129
possessing (or being believed to possess) a characteristic that conveys a devalued social
identity
latinx
stigma by association
stigma
human
Definition 11 of 129
the research contest found that implicit biases was malleable in the _________, and stable in the
__________
short-term, long-term
social category
escalating commitment
physical, mental, tribal
Definition 12 of 129
parents and peers transmit stereotypes directly and indirectly
home-oriented
social learning
prototypicality
escalating commitment
129 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 129
the combination of hostile and benevolent sexism
ambivalent sexism
attributional ambiguity
benevolent ageism
verbal, nonverbal
Definition 2 of 129
in the research contest described in class, _______________ worked the best at shifting implicit bias in
the short term
cross-race effect
counterstereotypes
social category
uncontrollable
Definition 3 of 129
what is the general feeling towards a group that is high in competence and high in warmth, and
give an example of a group that would fit these dimensions
positive, less, discrimination
admiration, Tom Hanks/celebrities
social aspects of child development
re-fencing (gordon allport)
,Definition 4 of 129
this measure of blatant dehumanization asks participants to place certain social groups on an
evolutionary scale (from chimpanzees to homo sapiens)
dispositional attribution
motivation, ability
envy, businesspeople
Ascent of Man Measure
Definition 5 of 129
the origins of stereotypes have to do with:
- outgroup _____________ effect
- cross-_________ effect
- ultimate __________ error
- illusory _____________
- social reality & __________ accuracy
personal/group discrimination discrepancy (PGDD)
fundamental attribution error (FAE)
identity threat, surprise
homogeneity, race, attribution, correlations, stereotype
Definition 6 of 129
a mental representation of a group of people based on features that characterize that class of
people
cross-race effect
situation, goals
social learning
social category
,Definition 7 of 129
racial/ethnic minority groups within the U.S. are perceived along two dimensions: inferiority &
cultural foreignness
paradoxical thinking
short-term, long-term
racial position model
prototypicality
Definition 8 of 129
Shannon Brady, expert on social identity and interventions to reduce intergroup disparities,
stressed the importance of an academic ________ in helping Black students feel like they belong
on college campus, and minority students in the intervention are more likely to stay _________
enrolled in the first 2 years of college
mentor, full-time
atypical, typical
inferior, superior
paradoxical thinking
Definition 9 of 129
benevolent sexism's underpinnings lie in stereotyping women as __________ and men as __________
inferior, superior
dispositional attribution
dehumanization
negative, positive
, Definition 10 of 129
possessing (or being believed to possess) a characteristic that conveys a devalued social
identity
latinx
stigma by association
stigma
human
Definition 11 of 129
the research contest found that implicit biases was malleable in the _________, and stable in the
__________
short-term, long-term
social category
escalating commitment
physical, mental, tribal
Definition 12 of 129
parents and peers transmit stereotypes directly and indirectly
home-oriented
social learning
prototypicality
escalating commitment
