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The three components to prejudice are ____, ____, and ____
Overall, prejudice is the fear of ____
stereotype = ____ prejudice = ____ discrimination = ____ general aspects ^^^
____ are a grouple of people who blame/aggression is directed towards
People w/ an authoritarian personality are ____
____ states that someone getting frustrated can lead to prejudice
Frustration aggression hypothesis states that ____
____ states that their is an upsurge in prejudice/discrimination when people are deprived of something they feel entitled to
Hypothesis of relative deprivation states that ____
The just world phenomenon is the idea that ____
____ is the idea that good things happen to good people and bad things happen to bad people
Stigma is ____
____ is extreme disapproval of a person based on some behavior or quality of that person
____ is the disapproval of, or discrimination against, a person based on perceivable social characteristics that distinguish them from othe…
Social stigma is ____
Social stigma is fueled by ____, ____, and ____
Self-stigma is when ____ and ____
____ is when individuals internalize all negative stereotypes, prejudices, and discriminatory experiences they've had and may begin to feel…
____ is the idea that first impression is more important than later data
Primacy bias is the idea that ____
Recency bias is ____
____ is the idea that people place a lot of emphasis on your recent actions/performances
The physical attractiveness stereotype believes that ____
____ is the idea that people have inherently good/bad natures rather than looking at individual characteristics
____ is the opposite of the halo effect and says that poor first impression can lead us to assume everything about a person is negative
When the just world hypothesis is threatened, we must ____
____ is the study of particular people and places
Ethnocentrism is ____ and ____
____ is judging someone else's culture from a position of your own culture and viewing our own culture to be superior to that of others
Cultural relativism is ____
____ is assessing a culture by its own standards rather than viewing it through the lens of one's own culture
Xenocentrism is ____
____ is judging another culture as superior to one's own culture
____ is the deliberate imposition of one's own cultural values on another culture
Cultural imperialism is ____
The ____ group are people we feel connected to w/ strong interactions and the ____ group are people in a group we are not associated with
The "In" group are people ____ and the "out" group are people ____
In-group favouritism is when ____
____ is when we are friendly/favour people in our "in" group but are neutral to "out" group individuals
Out-group derogation is ____
____ is when we are super friendly to our in group but are NOT friendly to the out group and discriminate against them
preparatory stage = focused on ____ play stage = focused on ____ and ____ game stage = focused on ____ and ____
What is Role Strain? ____
When a student has to write 2 papers, 8 million anki cards, 20 pages of PS KA, and 9 lab reports in a week. This is: ____
What is Role Conflict? ____
Me having to juggle EC's, friendships, school, research, clinical experience, volunteerism, fraternity life, and family relationships is ex…
What is Role Exit? ____
Me going from a fraternity bro to a Pre-Med gunner is an example of: ____
What are Primary groups? ____
What is Primary group? ____
What is In-group? ____
What are Secondary groups? ____
What is Dramaturgy? ____
Explain the Front stage of dramaturgy: ____
Watching baseball with friends despite not liking baseball is what stage of dramaturgy? ____
Describe the Back stage of dramaturgy: ____
Guy who said he loved baseball might come home and like watching cooking shows, cooking nice meals, hanging with his cat. Nobody knows this…
A medical student that adopts a much more empathetic approach than usual when working with a patient would be utilizing: ____
What is Impression management? ____
What stage do you work on impression management? ____