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Definition of Stereotypes
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Definition of discrimination
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stereotype knowledge vs. stereotype endorsement
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Categorization -- What & Why
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How stereotypes influence how we interpret ambiguous behavior? (examples
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Linguistic intergroup bias
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Out-group homogenetiy effect -- definition & reason
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the Dissociation Model (Devine, 1989)
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effects of stereotype suppression -- ability and motivation
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realistic conflict theory
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minimal group paradigm -- how it works & relates to Social Id. Theory
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solutions to prejudice -- why are direct attitude change attempts often unsuccessful?
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solutions to prejudice -- intergroup contact: when does it help/hinder?
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Define attitudes
A positive, negative, or mixed evaluation of some specific object.
single most indispensable concept in social psych
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3 parts of attitude structure
Knowledge- help people organize and interpret information
value-expression - used to express central values or beliefs
utilitarian function - used to maximize rewards, minimize ppunishments
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what are the 2 major methods of measuring attitudes and what are their adv./disadv.?
Self report: direct answer from the source but they can conceal the truth
Covert: EEG & EMG
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theory of Planned behavior- 3 parts that lead to behavioral intention
- Attitude toward a behavior --Attitude towards a specific behavior
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- Subjective Norms -- Perceptions of others’ attitudes towards behavior
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- Perceived Control -- Perceptions of ease/difficulty in behaving
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ELM-- what is elaboration?
the amount of thinking done about message arguments
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ELM -- central vs. peripheral processing route
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ELM- when is elaboration likely to take place
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ELM - examples for multiple routes to persuasion
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explanation of theory & ways to reduce dissonance
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4 basic dissonance paradigms
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Festinger & Carlsmith (1959) findings
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examples: how dissonance reduction allows for belief preserverence
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4 sequential request tactic: how they are carried out and why they work
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